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VOL. XVI. NO. 139.

CHICAGO, SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1910.

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REGULARS ALONE ATTEND

DISAGREEABLE CLIMATIC CONDITIONS AFFECT
PATRONAGE AT LATONIA.

New Star Acts Fractiously at the Post, Becomes
UncontrollaDlc and Race Is Run Without
Him — All the Favorites Beaten.

Cincinnati, O.. June 10. — Weather and track con-
ditions were decidedly adverse to ginnl racing this
afternoon and accounted for a decrease in attend-
iiuce. inrnc hut the regulars braving the inclemency
of the elements. Tin* track resembled a huge mortar
ImhI. twit had a Arm Itottnni. In the fifth race New
Star, an overwhelming favorite. began to act frae-
liously as s«m»h as lie reach«*d the jiost. He finally
threw his rider and bolted out of the track gap lead
ing to the stables. For twenty minutes thereafter
lie continued his antics and exhausted several at-
tendants. the starter and his assistants, all of whom
were trying to lead him hack on the track. When
he finally was brought back to the jn*st he refused
to allow his jockey to mount and again breaking
away continued riderless up the track until caught
by some stable hands. The field was dispatched
without him. The judges at once ordered that his
entry Is* refused licre for the rest of the meeting.

Favorites again sulTer<*d a Waterloo, tin* six
choices lo*ing howled over. The biggest surprise was
luraisbed by tin* victory of Sticker in the closing
•lash. She showed smart form in the goiug and won
all the way.

Pirate Diana's failure in the fifth race was a
stunner to the talent. Sorrowful taking her into
camp in handy style. With New Star out of the
way. the fifth race proved easy for Wine, tliough had
Atliie W. gotten away fast she might have given tin-
winner an argument. Starport was much the best
seven end clamored for her placing. They were
quite a demonstration after the finish due to a
mistake on the part of some of tin* spectators who
mistook Adalia's numlier two for La Toupee’s numticr
seven and clamored for her placing. They were
convinced of their mistake when Adaiia returned to
llie stand.

A |*oor lot of maidens engaged in the second and
it furnifdtcd a tame contest. Prior to the horses
going in the i*ost Judge Price ordered Virginia
Dunn withdrawn, not lming satisfied with her identi-
fication. The judges mean to require positive iden-
tification of all starters by reputable horsemen.
Virginia Dunn was programmed as a four-year-old
by Jim Dunn — Ihtd's Daughter, owned by A. W.
Allen and trained by W. T. Overby. She was to
have Inmmi ridden by W. O. Overby.

Jockey (Hastier is still unconscious and the medi-
«nl men are tieginning to worry over his condition.
They will make an effort to rouse tin* l sty tonight.
(Hastier lias an aged mother living in Nashville.
Tenu.. and the news of her son’s injury lias been
kept from her ttecause of her infirm condition.

G. 11. Keene pun based Alve R.. Alaxie and Sona
today, which lie will ship with others to race oh the
inter mountain circuit.

John llarhuieisier received a tempting ofTer today
for the lease of the Crosse Point track in Detroit
for a five-days aviation meeting some time in July.

Recent work-outs at Latonia:

Alchemist — Three-quarters in ] : ID.

Anna L. Da lev — Three-quarters in 1:18.

Ren Double — Three-eighths in 96.

Ren Trovato — Three-eighths in 40.

Chief Hayes — Three-eighths in .'Hi.

!b*laney — Quarter mile in 23J.

Flirting— Half mile in .*» 1.

Colcooda — Mile in 1 : 4-1

I Ian bridge — 1 Thr«*e-eightlis in 36|.

Hughes Half mile in 52. *

Ja«i Denman— Five-eighths in 1:03.

Jit* Moser— Half mile in 4*.».

I.asa la— Half mile in 411*.

Lott a (*re«*d — Tin ce -quarters in 1:1 If.

Macias— Mfle in 1:42.

May McRrid< — Five-cighllis in 1:<»2.

Miss Dulin — Five-eighths in 1 :<»2.

Princess industry- Five-eighths in 1:03.

Reimburse — Mile in 1:43#.

Jtomp — -Seven -eighths in 1:322.

Roseiairo— Mile in 1:44}!.

St. Aulairc- Mile in 1:47.

T<*rtuous — Mile in 1:43*.

Wintergreeu — Mile in 1:135.

MONTREAL CONDITIONS MORE FAVORABLE.

Sen Shires for a Change and Going for Final Day
* Will Be Better in Consequence.

Montreal. Que.. June R*. Racing at Blue Bonnets
this afternoon was held under conditions i.ior** fav»»r-
jn.ii tini >>:, utj day -hi-i the upeatag wt the
meeting. The sun shone all day. The going was
still heavy, lint with continued g«*od weather, the
track should Is* in fairly g»*M| condition tomorrow.
Small fields ruled this afternoon, hut the public
found the task of selecting the light ones trying.
I Mine Campbell and John Griffin II. scor«*d as favor-
ites.

I Him* Campbell ran coupled with peccavi as the
Mackenzie entry and his stable declared to win with
tlie laiter. Dune Catupl*eil saved the day as peccavi
made ;t jMior showing. finishing last and beaten off.
One of the biggest disappointments of tlie after-
n«***u wa* furnished t*y Merry (lift, an lalds-on favor-
ite in the third race. At no stage during the run-
ning we- Merry Gift even dangerous and at the
finis si e a jis last of her field, pocotaligo winning
in t in* way fashion.

William Walker captured the two year-old race
with his J digram* <*olt. linear. which iH»at Eagle
Bird a neck in a stirring stretch drive. Mr. Walker
c*«*e close to landing another purse with (*1ic|»ontuc.
'fin* latter led his opponents in the closing dash
u ii i i I tlie last stride, when < 'oil is Ormsb.v just man-
aged 1*' nose him out.

The ('Linn pair. Judge Monck and Judge Lassing.
were is-aieu through |s*or riding. Roth i-olts got
the worst of the break in their races and were
jss>rly handled hy their riders.

'Jhi ploy i a m tomorrow is made up of eight races
aud the Is-i'cs will be called to the post for the
opening dssh at 2:13.

i icuci.- Nelson arrived from Toronto y«**terday and
a* ted one of the stewards at Blue Rotmets this
i.fteniooj succ«*ediug William P. Riggs, who left
tin Ins iioiio in P.alfimorc this evening.

Hon. J I. Iirearie. provincial secretary of the
produce of Quebec. has recommended that the asso-
ciations in the |irovim*e o|s*n a Futurity race for
« ai.adiaii National Breeding Bureau foals.

COUNTRY CLUB’S LEASE CONFIRMED.

TIM PIPPIN WINS THE PATCHOGUE.

Raiu Falls in the East and Mud Runners Get Chance
at Gravesend Track.

New York. June 1(>. — Heavy rains that fell last
night changed the condition of the track at Graves-
cml and as a result several of the large fields were
reduced considerably by scratches. In the feature
of the day. the Putchoguc Selling Stakes, of sixteen
sent out overnight only six went to the post. Tin*
race went to Tim Pippin, which found tin* muddy
going to his liking and made a runaway of it to
win easily from Twilight Queen, with Cohort, the
favorite, third.

NEW YORK FORM CHART.

(GRAVESEND.)

GRAVESEND. N. Y., FRIDAY. JUNE 10. 1910.— Tenth day. Brooklyn Jockey Club. Spring Meeting of
15 days. Weather cloudy.

Presiding Judge. C. J. Fitzgerald. Starter, Mars Cassidy. Racing Secretary. F. Rehlierger.

Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. (Chicago time 1:30 p. m.). W indicates whip, S spurs. R blinkers. Fig-
1 it s in parentheses following tlie distance of each race indicate index numlier, track record, age of horse
uni weight carried. ‘Indicates apprentice allowance.

90033 ”*SJg*s;

»-8 Mile. (2X501—50%— 2— 90.) $400 added. 2 year olds. Fillies,

t value to winner $400.

AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys

The tabled history of the

Patehogue

Stakes

since

899R5 PICKANINNY

wn

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10

1

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M

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5

6

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101

11

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03

04 ‘*5

2*> Hyland

J

Hynes

P>

10

10

4

2

Year. Winner. A.

Wt.

Jockey.

Val.

Time.

S9N93*CRASH

w

94

7

3

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3*1 31

3 l Van B’otenP

Dunns

7

7

6

2

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Me<>lmnus 4

114

Maher ....

$1,725

1:131

S9753 ISABEL CASSE

WB

m

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8

5 1

5>1 41

4 3 McCahey

H

L Shaw

10

15

12

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Himself 3

103

Wonderl v

1 • *1 • 1* 1

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<!*93S THE HAGUE

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103

13

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5*1 A Walsh

W

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6

8

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1!MI2

Cameron 3

108

O’Connor

2.040

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( 89938 ) S YZ YG Y

w

111

2

6

10

10 9>1 61 V Powers

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102

Ilaack

2.110

1 :09

*5996S‘MISS JONAH

VV

91

14

7

71

6-’ 7*

7 4 Moore

Silver Brook Farm

5

8

8

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8-5

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Ascension 5

100

T. Rurns .

2,025

1:101

49123 VALERIE

VV

103

12

10

9*

81 8#

8'1 A Lang

R

F Carman

30

40

40

15

8

1 *. M »5

R’ht and True. 5

101

L. Smith .

1,815

1:10

89968 RINDA

VV

102

6

11

12

12 10

91 Gross

G

W Berry

SB

20

15

6

3

1900

Keator 4

104

W. Knapp

2.120

1:0!>4

8S173 OSSA BAR

w

99

0

4

4#

4.* 6«

10i j Glass

T

W O’Brien

10

12

10

4

2

1907

Jacobite 4

11*2

M. Preston

1,805

1 :09*

89304 MICCO

WB

101

1

12

11

11 11

11 10 F* brother

M

J Cromwell

M

10

7

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7 5

1906

I8*n Enrique... 4

1(10

I h*l a by ...

2.170

1 :09

S«93S*BL T SY MISS

w

102

4

13

13

13 12

12 >« J Reid

T

Newton

4

6

5

2

1

1909

Royal Onyx ..5

100

Rut well ..

1.200

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>9062 KILLARNEY ROSE

WB

99

14

14

14 13

13 5 Ural

J

L McGinnis

30

60

60

20

10

1910

Tim Pippin ...4

108

S. Davis...

1,150

1:10?.

89428 MUSK ME LON

w

105

3

5

8

9 14

14 E Dugan

William Garth

12

20

15

6

3

Of equal importance was the mile and a quarter
handicap, and it was won impressively by Pretend,
which was also greatly favored hy the going. He
raced into a long lead in the early stages and was
never in trouble to win easily from Ueybourn and
Superstition. F. A. Forsythe’s Dorantc was favorite,
but ran a dull race and at the finish was last, being
beaten hy VV. C. Daly's Killiecrankie in the run
through the stretch.

Round the World made her first appearance in the
east and her victory was of a sort to lead the critics
to pronounce her one of the best two-year-olds of the
season. Away none too well she speedily raced into
the lead and at no time after the first furlong was
she straightened to win from Feather Duster and
Z«-us. It was a handicap and she was top weight,
taking up 115 imtinds.

Pickaninny and Ardri lioth won their races easily
and at the end of the card Follie Levy was in a
soft sjsit when she met some ordinary selling plater
three-year-c.hls at the five-ami- threc-quartorfurlongs
distance. After the race she was bid up from $2.(XM>
to $3.<XM> by I). Woodford, trainer for the Beverw.vck
Stable, hut was retained bv the usual $5 advance.

H. G. Redwell shipped Ills stable of sixteen horses
to La ton la today. Thomas MrTreevy. a few seasons
hack trainer for F. Johnson, went along.

II. W. Warner has shipped his horses to Salt Lake
City R*r that meeting.

WORK-OUTS OF EASTERN HORSES.

New York. June 10. — Recent work-outs of horses
in training at Gravesend and Sbecpshead Ray were
as follows:

Gravesend — Weather clear; track fast.

Ardri— Mile in 1:49.

Andy Chisholm — Five-eighths in 1:04.

Anteisir — Five-eighths in 1:022.

Rain* Ma cum — Half mile in 51.

Raibek — Seven-eighths in 1:372.

Crossover- Three-quarters in 1:1X3.

Cuthliert — Mile in 1:462.

Chickasaw — Five-eighths in 1:03.

Critic— Mile in 1 :4X.

Casque — Five-eighths in 1 :<I3*.

Castle wood — Half mile in 54*.

Cowdin — Mile in 1:40.

Cheek— Mile In 1 :40.

Cloisterinau — Half mile in 50*.

Discontent— Half mile in 512-
Dublin Minstrel — Five-eighths in 1:05.

Ed Hall — Seven-eighths in 1:33.

Ethel D. — Three-quarters in 1:19.

Ethel Day — Seven -eighths in 1:312-
Galley Slave — Five-eighths in 1:032.

Gertie — Three-eighths in 372.

Hindoo Star — -Three-quarters in 1:192.

Hawklikt — Half mile in 52.

Hartford Roy — Seven-eighths ill 1:32.

Hilda’s Sister — Five-eighths in 1:01.

Helen If. III. — Seven-eighths in 1:33.

Irish Gentleman — Three eighths in 37.

Indian Maid — Half mile in 50.

Jack Atkin— Half mile in 49.

Jeanette M.— Mile in 1:40.

John A. Munro — Half mile in 52.

Keep Moving — Half mile in 52.

Ladasefto —Half mile in 51.

Mutineer— Half mile in 51*.

Our Hannah — Mile in 1 : 4J*.

O Fail — Three-quarters in 1:19.

Outlaw — Half mile in 502.

Plate Glass — Half mile in 51.

Prince Ahmed -Five-eighths in 1:05.

Proclamation Half mil*' in 54*.

Kook a by -Five-eighths in 1:04.

Righteasy -Three-eighths in 36.

Royal Meteor — Half mile in 50f.

Sepulveda -Three-quarters in 1:19.

Special Brew — Three eighths iu 302-
Sinn l'einn — Half mile in 52.

Star O’ Ryan Five-eighths in 1:05.

Sandrian — Seven-eighths iu 1:31.

Seth — Three-eighths in 37.

St. Regis— Five-eighths in 1:03.

Smug — Half mile iu 53.

Textile— Half mile in 502.

The Gardener — Mile in 1:10*.

Wander — Seven-eighths in 1:32*.

Waring — Three eighths in 37.

Wenna -Half mile in 512.

Zeus — Three-quarters iu 1:19.

Sbecpshead Bay — Weather clear; track fast.
Alexander— Five-eighths iu 1:05.

Althor|»e — Five-eighths in 1:05*.

Bishop — Three-quarters iu 1:212.

Rang Mile In 1:45.

Crash Five-eighths iu 1:05.

Charlie Hargrave Mile in 1:40.

Eddie Dugan Mile in 1:48.

Firelmx — Three-quarters in 1 :24.

Glorto— Three-quarters in 1:20.

Hoffman- — Half mile in 53.

Juggler — Mile in 1:49.

King James— Mile iu 1:452.

King Olympian — Half mile iu 53*.

Ijothario — Five-eighths in 1:07.

Lady Apple— Half mile in 52.

Mart Inez -Half mile iu 51.

Mazarin — Half mile in 55.

Mary Davis -Three-quarters In 1:19.

Montgomery — Mile in 1:48.

Melton Beauty -Five-eighths in 1:03*.

M. Cn in bon— Mile in 1:40*.

Noon — -Mile in 1:50.

Nimbus — Three-quarters in 1:19.

Ossahar -Five-eighths In 1

Round the World — Five-eighths in 1:03.

Rustem— Mile iu 1:47.

Rosseaux — Five-eighths in 1:07.

Transform— Three-quarters in 1:17.

Ten Paces — Half mile in 53.

Tubal— Three-quarters in 1:19.

Time. 12%, 24%, 36. 48%, 1:01%. Track muddy.

Winner — R. f. liy Cesarion — A1 Lone (trained by J. W\ May).

Went to |N»st at 2:31. At j*ost 4 minutes. Start good. Won cantering: second and third driving.
PICKANINNY, off fast, seemed favored by the going and the result was never in doubt. ICO was always
iu closest pursuit and doing his best at the end. CRASH finished resolutely. The lust four at the start
had little chance. The winner was enterisl for $1,000; no bid.

Scratched — 89100 Nora Emma. 101: 8990!) Quincy Belle. 102: Janet, 99.

Overweights — Valeric. 2 pounds; Kind:*. Mic«*o. 2: P.usy Miss. 3.

90034

SECOND RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. (75190— 1:45%— 4-
upward. Selling. Net value to winner $510.

-124.) $500 added. 3-year-olds and

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Horses

AWtPPSt %

%

%

Str Fin

Jockeys

Owners

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89S57

ARDRI

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6

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F Regan

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1-2 1-4

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FRANK PURCELL

WB 3 93

1

1

4'X

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3 3

2J

2 3

Van B’otenMissAMMarrone

3

18-513—54-5 2-3

8991 1

LORD STANHOPE

VVB 6 105

2

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2h

3 3

*»h

3-

A Thomas

C F Clark

10

15

12

4 2

(S9587)GOLI)EN LEGEND

WB 4 107

3

6

B*

.",nk

4‘

4'-’

4 3

Clement

J F Carroll

15

15

12

4 2

90016

BELLEVIEW

VV 7 10.-,

4

7

7

7

6 1 -

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5h

A Lung

BeverwyckStable

10

20

15

5 2

v;v

5 WANDER

w 4 103

7

5

6*

6*°

5 3

5 s

6 2S

G Garner

A Wilson

4

6

4-i

8-5 7-10

S9913

DE P.URGO

WB 5 108

8

8

8

8

8

7 3

7*

Queen

J J Sheridan

100 100 6*)

20 10

89907

INTRINSIC

VVB 3 93

5

3

3#

4i

7

8

8

McCahey

W B Jennings

10

15

12

4 8-5

Time. 11%. 23%. 36%. 49%. 1:02%, 1:16. 1:43%, 1:49%. Track muddy.

Winner — R. g. by Giganteum — Miss Doone (trained by F. Regan L

Went to |n»st at 2:50. At isist 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. ARDRI
moved into the lead quickly and was rated in front all the way. finished gamely and could have won farther
away. FRANK PURCELL ran forwardly throughout atnl finished fast. LORD STANHOPE was also a
forward contender ull the way and showed a good turn of sjM*cd. GOLDEN LEGEND math* up ground.
BELLEVIEW finished well and ran as if improving. INTRINSIC was prominent for three-quarters, but
failed to stay. The winner was entered for $1,100: no hid.

Scratched — 90010 St. Joseph. 105: 811905# Sir ('leges. 105 : 89892 Sandrian. 103 : 89905 Rook stone. 105;
65081 3 Harlem Maid. 101 : S9782 Cowdin. 107; 89913 Jupiter Joe, 103; 89890 Check. 109; 70520 Albani. 101.
Overweights — Intrinsic. 1 pound.

90035

THIRD RACE— 5-8 Mile. (28501— 59 %— 2— 90.) $500 added.
Net value to winner $440.

1-year-olds. Handicap.

hid Horses

AWtPPSt %

%

%

Str

Fin

Jockeys

Owners

O

II

CPS

(S9505) ROUND THE WORLD W 115

4

4

1'

1 *

1*

A Walsh

W G Yanke

6-5

7-5

11-109- 20out

89893 FEATHER DUSTER

VVB 106

2

5

6

41

5*

2 4

C H Shil’gM L Schwartz

8

15

12 3 1

89S74 3 ZEUS

vv 112

5

3

4h

5'

3*

3 h

G Garner

XewcastleStable

7-5

21

11-53-5 out

S9909-’A N’TEXt >R

VV 109

6

2

•»3

2 5

2 5

4 5

E Dugan

G J Kraus

4

4 6-5 1-3

S99X8 MR. GOLIGHTLY

vv 102

3

6

51

6

*;

51

A I^ang

M J Cromwell

20

25

20 7 25

( S9728 ) AVA RULE R

vv 104

1

J

3*

3*

6

Phillips

Quincy Stable

20

60

60 20 6

Time. 13, 24%. 36%. 49. 1:02. Track muddy.

Winner — Cb. f. bv Lackford — Nellie Rly (trained by W. G. Yankei.

Went to |m * st at 3:21. At nost 3 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. ROFNI4
THE WORLD, a very fast filly, raced through into the lead in the first furlong and. drawing far away,
won in a canter. FEATHER DUSTER was outpaced in the early running, hut closed a big gap and fin-
ished very resolutely. ZEI S made up ground, blit was tiring at the end. ANTENOR had no mishaps and
quit after chasing the pacemaker closely for three furlongs. WARBLER showed speed, hut failed to stay.

Scratched — X9985 a I«oehiel. 1«X: (894051 Whist. 105; 90033 3 Crash. 98 : 80632 Gauntlet. 97.

Overweights -Feather Poster. 3 pounds: Warbler. 1.

90036

I ml Horses

FOURTH RACE— About 3-4 Mile (165 feet short). (08934—1 :08%— 5— 122. ) Patchogue
Stakes. Value $1,500. 3-year-ohls and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $1,150.

AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners

89964 TIM PIPPIN w 4 108 4 1

89933 TWILIGHT QUEEN w 1 % 0 5

(K!W*4lJCOHORT W 5 98 3 3

89535 HEN LOYAL w 3 97 2 4

S9KS9 BESOM WB 5 111 t 2

<898ltfi)‘FALCADA WB 5 93 0

13 p n js s Davis M J Cromwell

4'.t 4# 4 s l! 1 ?. A Thomas F A Forsythe

2 3 2* 2 3 3'i J Glass Oneck Stable

3 3 3* 3» 4'° G Garner L Kahn

o n c p s

4 5 5 8-5 4-5

8 12 10 3 6-5

8-5 2 11-102-:, out

6 10 S 2| l

(S9806)‘FALCADA wb 5 93 56 6666 Van B’otenR T Wilson Jr 31 5 5 8-5 7-10

Time. 11%. 23. 35%. 48. 1:00%. 1:10%. Track muddy.

Winner — B. g. by Woolsthorpe — Grotclien. by Luke Blackburn (trained hy 11. Kites).

Went to post at 3:10. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. TIM
PIPPIN was favored hy the going, went into the lead with a rush and. setting a fast pace from the start,
easily won all the way. TWILIGHT QUEEN saved ground on tin* stretch turn and finished very gamely.
COHORT had no mishaps and showed spe**d. hut was tiring as if short at the end. REN LOYAL ran well,
but was humped at the head of the stretch and finished tiring. BESOM and FALCADA both ran very had
races. The winner was entered for $2.tHH»: no hid.

Scratched (8978IMMary Davis. 110; H9083 s FoIJie Levy. 97 : 89933 Trance. lo7 : 80535 Cam peon. 105:
89904 Prince Gal. Ill; 89750-' Mexoana. 84: S9831 Galley Slave. 89; 8989 1 '-Pretend. 107 : 8935.3- Tubal. 99:
89913 Casque, 102.

P Randolph 7 12 10 4

90037

FIFTH RACK— 1 1-4 Miles. (77110— 2 :(«%—»— 122. > $600 added,
ward. Handicap. Net value to winner $540.

3 year-olds and up-

I ml Horses

AWtPPSt St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners

O H C P S

89S91 2 PRETEND w 3 104 1 4

(89967) RE Y BOURN wit 3 104 3 I

, 89754 SUPERSTITION wb 5 97 2 3

K'*965 KILLIECRANKIE w 6 90 4 5

89967 DORANTE wb 5 111 5 2

Time. 23. 35. 47%.
Winner — C'h. g. by Golden Maxim
Went to | Mist at 4:08. At jaist 2
PRETEND, at home in the going, was
hut soon ran into a long lead and the
tin first turn and lost several lengths.
DORANTE quit badly after making a c
Overweights Su|H*rst ition. 1 }>ou:id

]h 13 is i« pi i» Garner T Monahan 2 24 9 5 1-2 out

2 3 2'4 24 2* 2 3 2* J Reid WFAMulholland 3 1 34 1 out

4 s 4« 4# A- 5 3*> J Glass W L Maupin 8 10 10 3 4-5

5 5 5 5 4'-’ 4* Nicolai W C Daly 50 100 60 15 4

3 3 3 * 3* 3 3 3 3 5 V Powers F A Forsvthe 6 5 3 2 7-5 12 out

1:01. 1:14%, 1:28. 1:41%. 2:08%. Track muddy.

-Pretence (trained hy T. Welsh*.

minutes. Start good Won cantering: second and third driving,

driven through the first quarter to hold Ii Is istsition uext to iiie rail,
result was never afterwards in doubt. REYROFRN went wide on
hut was always second best. SUPERSTITION finished resolutely,
•liallenge on the far turn.

: Killiecrankie, :* Dorante,

( WWVOQ SIXTH rack About 3-4 Mile (165 net short). (AMR 1
t/\ 3 year olds. Selling. Net value to winner $170.

122.) $4( K> added.

Ind

Horses

A

Wt

PI

*st %

%

%

Str

Fin

J«x*keys

ivvuers

O

H

C

p

S

S99.3

‘P'OLLIE LEVY

w

111

11

1

l 3

1»

1*

1-

C H Shil'gG

M ( Kiom

3

1

1-

o»jt

89907

R( *SSK M X

vv 11

102

8

4

2 h

01

2 3

(I Garner

K

T McK*-ver

10

15

1 2

4

2

8*1831

•W< M»L< ’A ST A

vv

97

2

5

5 5

3

34

3 l

.1 Glass

R

E Watkins

10

10

7

'-‘4

1

8«*83t

O FM

vv

102

9

6A

6*

5 3

4\

J Reid

J

J M* ' ’«»rmiek

10

15

15

a

2

898!* 1

SANDRIAN

vv 1*.

108

5

9

S

8

♦i 3

51

Phillips

Quincy Stable

10

15

15

5

2

89183

HI 'DA’S SISTER

vv

96

b*

2

3i

4*

i 4‘4

6*

V Thomas

M

Earle

8

12

10

4

2

89873*01 ’ R HANNAH

vv

94

7

8

9

9

8

7 3

Moor*

G

J Kr:*.-s

10

20

15

5

24

89305

GYPSY GIRL

n

M

3

ll

7 *j

7 l

7 l

8-

Nicolai

W

C’ O Nicolai

fiO

SO

so

20

10

GLIPIAN

Wit

98

3

4A

‘•1

lo

9

9-

McCahey

\Y

F Schulte

30

50

to

12

6

8**893

ST. REGIS

w

107

\

12

lo

10

104

E Dugan

J

F Bartlett

8

15

is

5

2

89969

SHAWNEE

vv

103

6

10

11

ll

11

11‘ 3

A Lang

J

1 Marquette Jr

pMI

1 300

1«N»

:{0

IS

LEONTI NE

w

112

4

6

12

12

12

12

Minder

R

Bauer

40

100

KjO

30

12

Time. 11%. 23

35.

48.

1:01. 1

11. Track

muddy.

Winner Rr. f. by Gnl

di*

11 M

i\io

K id if

uh

(tr;

line*

1 l»V

G. M. Od<*

m *

Went t«» mist at t:.'t7

At

p*»s

tuiuutes

St:ir

t

uni. Won

(•!*>

ilv: s«M‘«aid ami thlnl

tl*

e same.

FOL1

.IF LEVY outclassed

tl

e i*t

her n

a

id it

vv a s

oni

y a

can

ter fi*i her

ail

tin* way. KOSSK

VI N

; 10

,ve

I up

into nearest pursuit quickly and easily held second place sat'*'. WOOLCAST V closed an early gap irvl hung
on well iu the stretch. (> EM was closing up at the end. ID DA’S SISTER showed speed, but quit l>adlv.
The winner, entered for $2. non. was hid up to $3,065 and bought in.

Scratched S9831 Galley Slav*, lot); 89777 Shannon, loo; 89559 Gilpy. 103; S9933 Blue Crest. 97; 89:123
I lor icon, 101; Seneca, 103.

Overweights Woolcusia. 1 pound; O Em. 1: St. Regis. 1; Shawnee. 2: l.eontine. 1,

matian. Don Antonio. Royal Re|M>rt. Fulflli. Polls, from New York and Lntonia. will bring the number
Wm. pill ami Gailuut Pirate. The demand for up to over mhi h- - The track here is iu exeel-
stahle room is even greater than last veasou. and all lent condition. There an unusual supply of jmup-
stahiiug ao ouuuudation wiiliin a radius of a mile ing material her, ibis vear and the steeplechases
ot the track has been taken up. There are already promise l > bring out large fields. Arrangements have

Victoria. B (’.. June 10. — Mr. Justice Gregory lias utwn tav ctaiit vs tv nrvAtim

gran te«l an nijmeiioti rstrainiug the city from in BAMiLiUfl « r. u. matian. Don Antonio. Royal Ro|n»rt. Fulfill. Polls, from New Y<uk and I.atonlu. will bring the numlier

.iltiiug will. He forthcoming race nesting under Win. Pill aud Gallant Pirate. The demand for up to over 000 horses. The track here is iu excel-

ao*>i4«t*s of tie ( .aiutrv Club. The question at Hamilton. Out.. June 19.- 'Tlie Hamilton Derby, to stable room is even greater than la^t vcasoti. and all h-m condition. There :» an unusual supply of jump-
. w.s ; io i Iu- Idiot ing nature of the lease held he decided on the opening day of the spring meet stabling accommodation within a radius of a mile ing material her, ibis year and the steeplechases
i Ut del ywj .* won iiw contention that the lease ing. Saturday. June IX. promises to bring together of tin* track has been taken up. There are already promise t * bring out large fields Arrangements have
■y ui, gcM»d for a period of five years many of the best three-year olds iu Anierh*a. Among upwards of 200 horses at the track. These, together been made for the usual special to leave Torouto

the eligibles are Daihousle, Chief Kee, Duuuu. l>al- with the Montreal contingent aud several stables each day at 1;3U.

r

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TELEGRAPHIC FORM.

The horses which stiii lx*st in Saturday’s races
ore:

Gravesend New York, June in.

J Hampton Court. IVtionius. Coh.ort.

1* Rla.-k Bridge. Waterway. Thlstledale.

3 Tran R**ck. ilonsema id. Pluvious.

4 8. C. llildl' th entry. Reyboiin:. Grasmere.

5 Dul f care. Jcauuc d’Ane. Miss Perigord.

(4 K<«guu, ConipliiiMMit. Garucau.

» II. M. Williams.

Latonia -Latonia, Ky.. June lO.

1 Jack licttiiiaii. Lalndtl. James Me.

2 -Star Venus. Merrick. Tony Ruuero.

3- liaubrldgc. All Red. lien Double.

•1 Leiden Egg. Wine, ltettie Sue.

5- Dr. HuIkImts, Font. Tom Hayward.

0 Carew, Mamie Alg<»L Gilvedcar.

J. L. Dempsey.

Buena Vista Park — Salt Lake City, Utah, June 10.

1 i’hDoon. Lady Adelaide, S(. J**c.

2 Hancock. Charlie Doherty. French Cook.

\ !*• Slupskey. West Point. Jim Basey.

4 Marchiuonot. Dowell Darker entry, Enfield.
3— Chewier Krmi:. Jack l’aine. Km lie L.
it ( Onion. Wlildden, Barney Old he Id.

E. G. McQuaide.

Blue Bonnets -Montreal. Que.

J .ia.ic Swift. Ellin l lea tt. Grania.

2- Supple. John Pendcrg;;: st. Recency.

3 I .i«iy Esther. Orcagna. Collis Oruisby.

4 Colonel Asiiiueudc. Kadatiou. Henry Hutchison,
b -Dr. Pillow. It. M< I.ciiuaii ami W. Hogan entry.

G. Ilcmirie entry.

Cot.m i K., Light \Y«***I. Sight.

7 Silk Hose. Jack Deimerlen. Nathan Hale.

8 — Linen. Colonel Aslnueade. Sha|Hlale.

NOTES OF THE TURF.

E. R. Bradley is on a llyiug trip to New York.

R. T. W ilson. Jr.'s Natishou is an eligible for the
Epsoru Derby of 1911.

The Valley Farm horses in training have 1m*cii
shipped to Hamilton from Toronto.

Among the yearlings at Maj. T. J. (’arson’s Dixi-
ana • arm is a brother to B«*s*heii, one of the last
of the Ren St routes.

J. <>. Keene will ship Boggs and others of ibe
Carnden horses in his charge to New Yolk at the
close of the LaUmia meeting.

Elheiia!. badly iujiirtHl in a eollision with anotlier
horse at Sheepshcad 1’.a> Iasi fall, is again in train-
ing. Li her ini has <!e •<*!«*' *c«l into a likely four year-
old.

Will Weathers, ait apprentice, who is riding for
W. H. Fixer, is a step smi **t "Soup” Perkins, one
<*t the most noted of colored race riders, who i:a tidied
many gnat liorsis for the late Byron McClelland.

M. Abrnlie has thriven out of training for the
summer the horses W'<* d Sandals. I.igtit Dine and
Fleamn’B Daughter. ’I’liey are quart* red for the
present at Douglas Park. Louisville. Mr. Ahadie is
training lour horses at l.aioiiia for Millett A King.

Eugene Lutz purchased Messenger Hoy for $130
at a weediug-oiit sale of the R. F. Carman horses
at Tampa last winter. Messenger Roy had been

purchased as a yearling !#; Mr. Carman for $12."*.

Following his victory of Thursday at Latouia.
Eugene Lutz turned down an offer of $2,000 f«*r the
colt.

* William tiers t of Nashville plans to buy some
yearlings and will shortly make a trip to tlic Mile-
grass region of Kcutueky to h.nk over some young-
sters that have h**en off* -red him. including several

1#.\ Bauastnr. 'the sir** of ilutihridge. which George
llarn is training f«*r (.. II. Iloile. Mr. Gorst’s suit
in-law.

SALT LAKE CITY ENTRIES.

Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast.

Km iug starts at 3:<>o p. m. (Chicago time. 4:00. i
XRuns well in mud. (^Superior mud runner.
(M) maiden. •Apprentice allowance.

First Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs.

KING GEORGE DELIGHTS ENGLISH TURFMEN.

Lord Derby to Race the Royal Horses This Year —
Keene Horses Have Change of Trainers.

London. May 28. — To people interested in racing
infinitely tin* most important recent occurrence was
tlie formal official announcement that King George
had taken over his father’s horses and would main-
tain the royal breeding stud and racing stable as
King Edward hud done. The immense value of King
Edward’s open participation in racing caused him
to l*e justly regarded as the chief bulwark of the
s|N*rt ami there ha* been some (loti lit and apprehen-
sion as to what might prove to be King George’s
course In that regard. Naturally his declared ad-
hesion was received with relief and rejoicing. Ail
of the great Ixndon dailies approved the announce-
ment cordially, of them all. Daily Telegraph came
nearest to expressing average British sentiment
when it said: "British sportsmen the world over

will receive with sincere pleasure the news that King
George will carry on the breeding stud at Sandring-
ham and racing stables at Egertou House. New-
market. liequeatbcd to him by his illustrious father.
For tlie pas, few years, as Prince of Wales, he had
b(*en unending sitcli important race meetings as
Ascot. Goodwood. Newmarket and Epsom with more
frequency than ever before, and thus any other de-
cision than that given above would have been unex-
pected. Moreover. King George was an eye-witness
of. and was obviously impressed by. the uu|Mtralleled
demonstration on Epsom Downs Iasi year, imme-
diately subsequent to Min im’s victory in the Derby.

"Snell expressions of delight and loyal good-will
were too spontaneous to be misunderstood, and as
his majesty accompanied his father onto the course,
unguarded and surrounded by a vast crowd, which
had with the greatest ease broken down the jMdice
cordons, he must have been deeply moved. In view
of ti c satisfactory announcement, all sportsmen will
look forward to the day when King G**orge will enjoy
the felicity of leading in his tirst Derby winner, ami
should it happen to have been reared in the paddocks
of the royal slnd at Sandringham, the pleasure,
needless io say. would be increased tenfold.”

King George will, of course, take no part in rac-
ing tlds year and the horses of the royal stable in
training have been leased to I/oril Derby and will
be raced in bis name for the present. The late King
Edward’s horses were raced in the name of the Duke
of Devonshire through the period of mourning that
followed tin* death of Queen Victoria. Minoru is
not included in the list turned over to Lord Derby
and is supposed to have been returned to his breeder,
i’ol. \\\ Ilall Walker, from whom his running quali-
ties had been leased in behalf of King Edward.

Sam Darling for the last year or more has had
his stable rather to** full, and his older clients have
felt conscious of it as well as himself, so that with
much regret lie is parting with James R. Keene’s
horses, and they have gone into Butters’ charge at
Newmarket. n«*r could they possibly make a belter
change, if change there was to be. During the time
Sam Darling trained for Mr. Keene lie won. among
other races, the Oaks with Cap and Bella, the Jockey
(’Ittb Stakes with Disguise, the Ascot Stakes of
B 2.500 with ST nop i, which Darling bought for him
for boo guineas, and the July (hip with Running
Stream, ('baeornac. Noonday, Kearsarge, Olympian
and Virginia Earle were also good winners for Mr.
Keene. I*as; year Ballot won the Select Stakes, and
there were also Coronal, Wedding Hells, Esperanto
and Selectman, good winners. Thus we ean see for
certain that Mr. Keene has done good business as
far as Sain Darling is oo«cenn*d. and there is no
doubt that lt«* will lie successful with Butters— al-
ways provided that lie supplies that delightful little
trainer with the materials of success. The horses
taken over by hint are Selectman, Wedding Bells,
Esperanto, Suffragette and Lytidiu.

Racing was resumed last Monday and in the course
of the week moderately interesting sjiort was wit-
nessed at Lingfield. York. Salisbury and Doncaster,
but none of the real cracks of tin* year was out.
on** that was thought to belong to that class was
tried and found wanting when Helot was unplaced
in his tirst start this year. Helot lias, and with
some reason, been regarded as one of the best
colts seen in the north for some time, but it is
feared the s«*n **f St. Serf and Proximo is nothing
Iteyond a sprinter. Well supi>orted by his connee
lions the *«*lt had every chance given hitn to win
(in* Spring Handicap Plate at Doncaster, but after
showing well f*ir six furlongs In* collapsed and failed
to finish among the leading trio. lb* was giving
away considerable weight, however, and may redeem
himself later «*n. Some languid Derby wagering
has been done in which Lemberg and Neil flow have
each lieen supported at 2 to 1. nothing else being
thought to |***ssess much chance of carrying off the
great race now right at hand.

When racing was suspended three weeks ago con-
sentient upon the lamented death of King Edward,
Maher was well in front in the list of winning jock-
eys with a total of thirty. Saxhv coming next with
thirteen. The week gone by has put a different com-
plexion tt|Hin the jKisifion so far as tlie last named
is concerned, for lie lias n<»t steered a winner and
mow only stands sixth in order and ties with Fox.
His place is taken by Iiiggs. who has l*een in good
form in the south, and did the "hat trick” at Salis-
bury. whereby Ids score was brought to eighteen.
Trigg g* *es up third with sixteen, and is followed by
the northern apprentice. J. (’lark, and William
Griggs, win* are both on tin* fifteen mark. The score
of tli:* jockeys whose totals run into double figures

SALT LAKE CITY FORM CHART.

SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. Friday. June 10. 1910.

-Fifth day. Utah Jockey (’Ittb. Summer Meeting
of 40 days. (9 books on.) Weather clear.

Presiding Judge. F. S. Skinner. Starter, Richard
Dwyer.

90C52 First Race — 5-8 Mile. Purse $200. 3-year-
olds aud upward. Maidens. Selling. Net value to
winner $150.

Did. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Op. Cl. PI. Sh.

I ST*9J9 C’larinnis 111 1* MVw’h Fi 3 0-5 3-5

89956 Flying 93 2 7 Rooney 10 12 4 8-5

9<h«n.’ Lady I5ox 95 3 * CHow’d 10 20 8 4

84190 Will Morris 93 4;» ECall’n 2 9-5 4-5 2-3

Sf‘696 Tom Adams 106 5-J Vosper 10 15 6 3

90Ud2*Glover Kyle 101 6 - V’dusen 4 4£ 8-5 4-5

Dorothy B. 97 7 Downey 10 30 12 6

84180 San Leandro 103 8 And’ws 15 10 4 2

Emist 104P u.upPlourd 15 50 20 10

Time. 1:02%. Track fast.

Winner — C. Me Vicar’s ch. m. t>, by Lleber Karl
— Emblem (trained by G. Briggs).

Went to post at 3:01. At post 4 minutes. Start
good for all but Emist. Won easily; second and
third driving.

Overweights — Clarinnis. 4 pounds; Lady Box, 2;
Dorothy B.. 4; San Leandro. 5.

S0C53 Second Race — 3-4 Mile. Purse $200. 3-yea
olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner
$ 1 50.

Did. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Op. Cl. PI. Sh.

88401 Gossiper II. 105 ]-?. Y’dusen 3£ 3 6-5 7-10

89960 Sabado lo7 2? Gaugel id X 3 8-5

8C374 2 Banthel 110 3'* E Stnih 15 25 10 5

S04l3*Sam MeGIbben 1<>7 4* Corey 6 4>. 3-2 3-5

89931 Deneen 110 5‘J Cotton 2 ‘2\ 1 2-5

S9008 (’igarlighter 110 6'I Coburn 12 20 8 3

89954 (’. J. Harvey 112 7-J Willis 30 40 12 6

83214 M**yen 105 8- Rooney 12 15 7 3A

86396 Runsum 105 9*^ Wall’ce 15 60 25 12

84282 Jack lg». vin 107 10 3 Downey 20 40 15 8

83180- 1 ’ n masked 111 lPLAM’gan lit 30 15 8

828531- J. W. Fuller 111 12 Law’ce 7 12 5 21

Time. 1:15%. Track fast.

Winner— F. Merekel’s ch. in. 8. by Colonel Wheeler
— Confidante (trained by F. Merekel).

Went to jM»st at 3:30. At post 3 minutes. Start
good- Won easily: second and third driving.

Overweights — Charles J. Harvey, 2 pounds; Un-
masked. 4; J. W. Fuller, 1.

1*»5

1 2 J V’dusen

3. 1 .

3

6-5

7-10

167

22 Gaugel

id

8

3

8-5

110

3 3 E Stnih

15

25

10

5

1u7

47 ( ’orey

6

4 h

3-2

3-5

110

5 1 \ Cotton

2

•»»

1

2-5

110

6'i ( ’<d»urn

12

20

8

3

112

7 2 1 Willis

30

4n

12

6

105

8'-’ Rooney

12

IB

7

3\

105

9<‘k Wall’ce

15

60

25

12

107

10 3 Downey

20

40

15

8

111

1 1 ,3 AM’gan

10

30

15

8

111

12 Law’ce

7

12

5

•*i

871 1 1 Wineberry 107 S' Vosper 10 13 6 ?,

RW6T* Rhinestone 107 9* M’nden* 8 15 6

s!Hiir, El Perfe.to Hr in* t’W’ms 15 ::»* 12 6

89960 Swell Girl 105 11 Gaugel 20 30 10 5

Time, 1:14%. Track fast.

Winner — F. D. Howard’s br. in. 6, by Salvado —
Pearl II. (trained by F. I). Howard).

Went to | >ost at 3:57. At jiost 2 minutes. Start
good. Won driving; second and third tin* same.
Scratched -899(43 Sea green. 102.

Overweights — Weymouth. 5 i** minis. f

S0C55 Fourth Race — 1 1-8 Miles. Purse $35o. 3-

yenr-ohls and upward. Selling. Net value t*» win-
ner $275.

I ml. llorse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Op. Cl. PI. Sit.

89851 Buckthorn 107 1“ Buxton 4 21 7-l0out

90010 3 D.ofM*ntebelIo 1<»9 2‘ Kent 4 2£ 7-ltt«»ut

8S895 Oberon 111 3*» I vers 6-5. 9-5 7-l»t*>ut

(90005)Corrigan 114 4 :3 M'n«lers 2 3 9-10out

89957 Manila S. 109 5 ECalPn 30 50 15 3

Time. 1:54%. Track fast.

Winner — E. Moyne’s b. g. 4. by Santello— Esca-
rola (trained by E. Moyne).

Went to | lost at 4:23. At |svst 1 minute. Start
good. Won *lriving: second aud third the satin*. The
winner, eutertxl f;*r $4(M». was bid tip to $7oo by \Y
Short and lNtnglit in.

90C56 Fifth Race— 3-4 Mile. Purse $250. 3-year-
olds and upward. Si*lling. Net value to winner
$ 200 .

Did. llorse. Wt. Fin Jockey. Op. Cl. PI. Sit.

9imm> 4 Snow Ball 109 1- Ivers 6 9 3 1

89959 Airs 111 2'.*. Shriller 7-3 21 7-102-5

89955- F. Mulholland 111 3' Itattlste 4 4 6 5 1 2

89961 Tug Boat 102 4' Corey 20 50 15 6

89958- Ramon Corona 94

89962- Bell flower

AWr’en 2i 11-57-102

S99:;o M. of Orleans 109

111 6* TTaylor 6 S 2 7-10

W’ I lace 30 100 25 8

Time. 1:15. Track fast.

Winuer — Blongcr A Milsapp’s hr. ui. 7. by Peep
o’Day — Rain Drop (trained by C. W. Powell).

Went to j *ost at 4:52. At |*ost 3 minutes. Start
good. Won handily: second and third driving.

Scratched — S!tiM*l Swede Sam. Ill; ste.MC: Albion
1L. Ill: 1)0006 Senator Barrett, 111; stMHM) Yellow
l ***r. m,

Overweights — Tug Boat. 3 ]**minls.

90054 Third Kaci — 3 4 .Mile,
olds and upward. S(*Iling.

$150.

Itnl. Horse. Wt.Fin.

89962 Salpearl 105

S9634 Weymouth 110 2 3

85270- Frieze 105 3-’£

89960- Prometheus 107 4ij"

89;*59 Royal River 105 5-*

89549 Thierry 107 6-

89961 (’heswardine 107 7‘*

3-4 Mile. Purse $200. 3-year-
Seillng. Net value to winner

Wt.Fin Jockey. Op. Cl. PI. Sh.
105 Vi WF’her 4 5 2 1

HO 2 3 D Hol’d 8 6 2 1

105 3-’J TTaylor 10 5 2 1

107 4; V’dusen 3-2 9-5 7-101-3

S0C57 Sixth Racc-
olds iiikI upward.
$ 200 .

I n.l. llorse.

1 Mile. Purse $25o. 4-year-
S»*liing. Net value to winner

>86!»4 3 Flitra Riley

ln6

I 3

A Wr en 4

;rt

7 5 3 5

.* !*9o5-'Mike Jordan

113

2 2

Denny 12

2U

6 2

( >9959 ) Sa m Bernard

113

32

WF’her 3-2

7-:

i 1-2 out

89959 2 Tavora

111

4*

MX’ son 3

3

1 2-5

90005 3 (’*,ppers

113

5?.

AM'gan 4

5

2 4-5

S9359 3 M c Na 11 v

109

6~

TTaylor x

9

11-54 5

Time,

1:42.

Track fast.

10;* ;*-A Andress 6 7 3 8-3

107 6- Post 20 30 20 10

107 7>* Battiste 10 10 4 2

Winner — E. Corrigan’s b. in, 5, by Riley
Lee (trained by K. Corrigan).

Went to post at 5:13. At |*ust 1 minute,
geod. Won easily: sct*ond and third driving.

MONTREAL FORM CHART.

(BLUE BONNETS.)

M0 ^ A ^,,^ s o”f D Vea4er N dei?: 191 °— Slitll ‘ ' lilv ~ Ml)lllr< - 1 '* ■

Presiding Judge, J. J. Burke. Starter, A. B. Dade. Racing Secretary. F. W. Gerhardy.

Lacing starts at 2:30 p. ni. (Chicago time 1:30 p. ni). * Indicates atqirent iee allowance.

Q i W ^ /I HR^ l RA( L -5-8 Mile. (75383 — 59% — 2 — 108.) $500 added. Canadian-owned 2-.vear-

tf Y/vfTrtJ (dds. Allowances. Net value to winner $400.

I n*l Horses AWtPPSt *4 'V-i % Sir Fin Jockeys Owners O H C P S

89949-DUNC CAMPBELL \VB 118 4 4 4 2»t 2 l l 1 G Burns

89993 SATIN BOWER w 107 1 1 l«*k l 2 Ink 2* D McC’thyR Davies

S9J45 VIRGINAL W 110 3 3 2- 3‘S 3* 3‘* Pease ‘ W Walker

89979=PECCAVI w 113 2 2 3* 4 “4 4 ' Taplin

tCoupled in Iietting; no separate place or show betting.

. Time. 26, 53, l:06f4. Track heavy.

4 2“k 2 l l l G Burns R J Mackenzie tl-8 1-5 l-10out-

10 20 20 5 1

10 12 10 2 1 -

R j Mackenzie tl-8 1-3 1 lOout

Winner— Br. e. by Handspring— pond Lily (trained bv E. Wlivte).
tu vr-T-i r at ,H,S ! ntimites. Start giaal. Won driving: second and third the same.
Dl N( ( AMI BELL was outrun early, but moved up with a rush **n the outside <»n the stretch turn iml
out gamed SATIN BOW HR in the final drive. SATIN BOWER took tin* iea.lat *mce andsi*! the pin
gamidy but. t ired finally. VIRt.INAL was in close quarters on the inside in the homestretch and fiuisim
well. PK( (!A\ I dul not seem to fancy the going.

!. PECCAV1 did not seem to fancy the going.
Scratched -!HKI2C. Sea Kittle. 1 W; Laomedon. 113.

90046

Did Horses

SECOND RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (7«913— 1 :0G%— 2— H>8.) $500 added. 3 year ..Ids
and upward. Allowances. Net value to winner $4tM.

AWtPPSt *4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners o h C p s

3-5 7-1119-
6 7 3

10 25 20
40 50 50

899203 JOHN GRIFFIN II. W 8 111 5 2 1* 1 1 1 1 1* J Deav’p’t D C Cottle 3-5 7 lu9

8^920 FOUNTAIN SQUAREwb 3 98 2 1 4' 3* 3 2 2 3 Taplin R J Mackenzie 6 7:,'

(89978) BELIZE KINGSTON w 3 93 3 3 2 3 2A 2 3 3- Forehand W Walker 10 25 “o

85055 l.OVE WATCHES W 3 9S 1 4 .°,uk A* 4* 4 3 Adams W H Mottitt 40 50 5(1

89074 CARROLL w 3 99J. 4 5 5 5 5 5 Pease R L Thomas 5 5

. Time. 24%, 49%. 1:10. Track heavy.

Inner — Ch. g. by orre Dime — lNikatella (trained by It. C. Cottle*.

Went I** |M,st at 3:01. At ix*st I minute. Start g(***d. Won easily; second and third driving
GRIFFIN II. ran into an easy lead in the first furlong and drew awav cantering in t.he stretch
TAIN SQUARE was sharply cut off on the turn out of the hackst retch, but finished fa*d ami
BELLE KINGSTON ran prominently to the stretch and tired. CARRiH.L seemed unable to extend
ill the going.

Scratched— 898! :9 2 St afford, 100.

Overweights Carroll, 1! pounds.

.l* 1-5 out
4-5 1-3
3 4 3

15 4
6-3 2-5

Jockf

V.

Mts.

1st.

2*1.

3d.

Unp.

P. c.

Maher.

D

. .129

33

21

12

t’,3

25.57

Higgs,

W

. .141

18

15

24

84

12.70

Trigg.

(’

. . 1 55

1(4

17

21

101

10.32

(lark.

1

.. 74

15

10

3(1

20.27

Griggs,

William. .

. .108

15

15

13

05

13.79

Sax by.

W

. . 9C,

13

12

11

do

13.54

Fox. F.

..143

13

1(1

17

97

9. <!'.)

( iriugs.

Walter ...

. . 87

12

12

00

13.79

W*Mttton. F

.. < 44

IO

13

r»

30

15.82

90047 1

I nil Horses

THIRD RACE— 1 Mile. (77023-

ward. Selling. Net value to winner $330.

AWtPPSt % L % Str Fin Jockeys

100. » $4(K) added. 3-year olds and ui»-

WB 4 104 5
W 3 88 4
W 4 102 2

to 12 8 2 7-10

4 6 5 6-5 2-5

13 20 20 4 6 5

3-5 l 4 5 1 3 out

3-yenr-olds and

upward. Sell in

,r

Did.

Horse.

Wt.

Rec. A.

wt.

ridcp.

894 *1

Argmiaut

...115

1:08 4.

112.

X7(iO

90007

St. J**.*

7.

Ill .

X 095

*HSk*4

Plat*M*u

. .109

1 :07* 8 .

Ill .

0<KSt

8* 1932-’

Bill Ma chain ..

13.

Ill .

X 085

N!l90*.

Risk ra

. ..105

1 :0(U, 5.

109.

X <485

« h m » i : ; •

biidv .\(ie!aid(*

. . 103

1:o7 g 5.

109 .

X<’*75

8995s

i M<*:iev . . .

10O.

. .075

89:* 5s

Vlivia

4.

107.

. .<Mi5

899**2

Bvron

. . 90

1:07 r*.

111.

. .<400

84»952

Elder

.112

1:07# 5.

Ill .

X<*55

SK t It

< (KHiskin

. . HtS

1:08s 3.

9S.

. . <450

89958

• ii !•*• R**s«*

98.

X 050

Secr.nd Ra

je — 7-8

Mile.

3-y**ar-olds aud

upward. S**llin

g.

89505

1 Teneli (’*»*. k ...

..119

1:25* 4.

112.

X 725

S!i77::

Dixie Dixon . . .

..105

1 :29 3

list.

. .720

(tstoi:;,

liM.e.Mk

. .113

1 :3I*» (*.

109.

XT 15

(90057 ,

!-‘l»*ra Riley ....

. . 108

1 :31

1o7.

0715

8! rj 1 7

Mac Sut Ion ....

. . 109

1 :.40i 5.

1<»7.

X 7 lo

(S9o;r:.

Charlie Robert v

. . 194

1:312 r*.

112.

X7<)5

89750 ;

\<*v g< •!•***!

. . 191

1 :29# 4.

109.

0705

tioolo

liuena

. . 109

1:292 O.

107.

X < *85

S1J(4*

Minnie

.. 5)4

1:29 4.

1i»7.

X<*75

1SMI52

Glover Kyle (M)

45.

105.

. .075

Third Rare— 4 1-2 7

erlongs.

2y f*ar-ol(ls.

Allowances.

89797

.I'm Baser

. . 103

:54 1

no.

X 725

(8995:: •

XL* Ktiqisk* v

. .108

: 55

1 IO.

. .720

.89797-

I’a v!.iisk:i

.112

:54?

119.

. .715

(ffoons i

\\ t si i Vint ....

. . 109

:;V#

111).

. .705

89502

< ii* aar.lt

no.

. .705

Fourth Race — 3-4

Mile.

Cullen Hotel Handicap.

Purse $1 .<M)0.

3 year-olds

a n*l upward.

( 85(90;

Goldfixm

. .1 15

1:11# 5 .

m .

. . .750

* si^2< »• • •

f.**tn i.4*eh

. .113

1:13* 4.

104.

.0745

N995r,

1

. . IO!)

1:12 2 4.

109.

. X74o

89S23-

L**wis1**u

. !!.*•

1 * 1 1!

5 IS .

.0740

9* <<(12 !

N.itit, Soil

. . 1<»7

1:15 o

103.

. X 735

( V9955 t

(trhi'Milar

7 .

1 IO.

725

C.KXtl",

i Execute

.111

1:12* 5.

92.

. X 725

<8992*91

S*wc!l

. .105

1:12* 0.

105.

. X 72<)

.VliKEl'

Marciiin<*m*t

.114

1:122 1.

95.

. X715

S9S*',n

Kid North

. . 95

1:13 3.

81

. X 71.”*

899*,:;

v Ioii,..]i<!

. . 198

1:12* 4.

93.

. X71o

»v.ell A Parker entry.

Fifth Race— 1 Mile.

3-

v< ar-«*lds and upw

ml. Special Wi

•i gilts

89055“

; ; i i:- 1 i:ii kru

M. 98

1:39 3.

loo.

X 725

v»9*;;;-

-*:»«• L Paiiu* ....

. . 99

1J93

.113.

X 72o

89955

Follle i

. . .105

1:11

.111

> Tlo

](»

Fan: a stic

. . .408

1:39* *.

.III.

705

89955 :

trivia U

. . . 95

1:14 !t.

.111 .

X 7<si

90912

K i* 1 <2 v I^e**

. . loo

1:41 3.

loo.

(481

Sixth Race-

-1 1-1G

Miles.

3 year **L1 b aud

Upward. SeJliu*

90055 3

< d*er«*n

...111

1:47* 7.

.111 .

. X 725

.VIV.3S

Barn* v Ol*lti* bl

. . 105

-111.

• 720

V*s2 1

\v:,.*M n

...111

1:18‘ 5.

1 13.

.0715

- 1 t

( aotaiu 1’nnn tt

109.

■ 7lo

:s*o.,*,

Ramon Corona

3.

SS.

. X 705

TIm*

figures under "it*

*e.” ill

:iIm»vc entries

show

tli< 1**-«t lint* mint* 1 the hone* ai the distance,
witti <;trri«*J. sin*-** J.iiiuary 1. 't’liis

lime is i..*t iiei*cs:.-*ri!y made l»v a dinner. It may
be the «-t»iii:iateU litie- «»f a losing perfot uiauee.

ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

M. B. M.. Chicago. 5 to 100 was correct.

A. F. L.. Chicago. The wager on Kllerd was a

draw.

E. W. N.. Chicago. Cannon Shot ran unplaced and
the tx*t lost.

S W. lb. Cincinnati, (>. Ella Bryson’s time was
1 :00g in race 89939.

W. B. (’.. Cincinnati, O. Have no list of the
horses inquired about.

Inquirer, (’ll lea go. Tlie l**t on Ben Uneas lost
liecaiise he ran unplaced.

F. A. S.. Cincinnati. O. The bet applied to the
first race and was a draw.

Geo. S.. St. Louis. Mo. Tlie first bet won on
Hilarious, the "if coming” bet lost on Grasmere.

.T. K.. Cincinnati, o. Salt Lake City racing begins
at 3 p. ill., equivalent to 4 p. in. Chicago time.

J. P. It.. Danville. 111. The straight parlay lost
and the place parlay won as a single place bet on
Sluipdaiw, and tin* sum due was $15.

Frank II.. Windsor. Out. Regret to say cannot
inform you. tin* necessary data not tieinir pcrmitU*d
to be made public by the track authorities.

P. J. 1-’.. Chicago. Roekstone’s last winning race
was at Aqueduct November 4. 1909. Distance, six
aud a half furlongs, track fast, price 7 to 1. weight
105 pounds. Cotytto was second. Black Mary third
and seven ran unplaced.

Sol \V.. Milwaukee. WIs. The l»et on “Eldreil”
was a draw, it being Elder that was entered and ran.
The name was telegraphed wrongly and appeared as
Kllerd in the entries and there is no doubt this was
lit** horse meant by the hacker.

S. B.. St. Louis. Mo. If Royal Report had won
you would have experted payment and n<* doubt
have received it promptly. Royal Report won only
in one race and it was your purpose to hack him
in that race. The parlay lost.

J. (’. Mel).. St. I>*u!s. Mo. Grasmere was duly
entered, but through an error at tin* track his name
was not sent out in the entry list furnished for pub-
lication. In practical effect it was tin* same as an
added starter. I*ui there was tin* difference that
Grasmere was in the race from tin* start and was
not added.

J. M. K.. St. Louis, Mo. Presumably your query
was answered to Doxie in paper of June 9. That
reply was *,n the sttpposit ion that the Charles Green
1k*i had b«*en paid for when made, and that tlie
Oswald B. bet was to t*e made from any “coming”
money. There should always be a definite under-
standing in such cases.

1*. K.. Chicago. The f north race at Louisville.
May 24. the Tobacco Stakes, was duly run on that
day. WajRaioca was not entered when the stake
dosed early in the year and so could not Ik* an
added starter. Y"iir bet. if made <*:i that race, was
void from the slart. The race in which Waixmoca
tan second look place <*n the following day. May 25.

CANADIANS ENDORSE KING GEORGE’S COURSE.

As t !:«* Times joints out. if the turf were the vile
thing its enemies represent it l»» be. King Edward
v.-nitid not have sti|i|Kirtril it for tin* greater j*art of
bis life. Neither would his son have so early signi-
fied his intea. i**n **t maintaining tin* extensive in-
terest of hi father in the s.nort. It is a g****d thing
f**r racing that litis is so. It means that the sfxirt
in England will lie maintained at a high level, and
that it will remain jtopular. as it always has been,
with Co* utilises. Here in Canada tin* turf lias l.een
fort inn te in having many well-known gentlemen
taking an active interest in its affairs and the s|*ort
has I »ceii generally free from scandal and abuse,
though that lias not saved it from attack and tin*
inq*o- it ion of stringent restrictions. TIiom* who have
fought the but tli* for tin* thoroughbred in Canada
will find encouragement in the active part icipat ion
of King George iu lb** sport.- Montreal Gazette.

90031 POCOTALIGO WB 4 102 3 2 1“ 1* I s 1« 1« Pease J C Rous Jr 8 in 5 C 5 13

89981 NIBLICK WSB 8 107 1 1 5 3" 3 5 2 4 2« Goldstein G A Tacot 10 1* 8 ’ 7 It

89713 OLIVE ELY WB 4 104 5 4 2»> 2'J 2'J 3'J 3'1 .1 Deav’p’t T P Downes 4 6~ 5 6-5 * 5

(N999U)* BRIGHT START w 3 88 4 3 3?. 5 5 4\ 4‘ Phair J C Wray 15 20 20 4 6 5

S9N20-*MERRY GIFT W 4 102 2 5 4 3 4 r * 4- 5 5 Adams S A (’lopton 3-5 l 4 5 13 *»ul

Time. 25. 52. 1:20. 1:46. Track heavy.

Winner — Br. c, by Mexican — Star Dreamer (trained by W. K. Burke).

Went to post al 3:29. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving
POCOTALIGO drew away into a long lead in the tirst quarter and was only canterin'- at »he end
NIBLICK was cut off on tin* far turn, but came again and easily ilisjiosed of OLIVE ELY The latter
showed speed, but tired badly in the stretch drive. MERRY GIFT was outrun all the wav and her
race should be thrown out. The winner was entered for $:*(*►; n<* hid
Scratched-— (89820) Rifleman. 1()7 : 89982-Shapdalo. 104.

Overweights — Olive Ely. 2 jKMtnds.

OOO-d-ft FOURTH RACE 5-8 Mile. (75383— 59%.— 2— 108.) $500 added. 2-year-olds. Selling.

Net value to winner $410.

Net value to winner $410.

Horses AWtPPSt 7 4 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners

89995 LESC’AR W 103 11 l»k 1« 1* 1«k Pease W Walker

<89.(9S)EAGLE BIRD w 107 2 2 2*?. 2 3 2* 2n!i J Deav’p’t S Lazarus

(83949) J l ' DGE MUN’CK WB 110 3 3 3-’ 3 3 3« 3'= G Jfurns P T Chinn

(89995) BOIt ROWER W 108 4 4 4 4 4 4 Goldstein T Clyde

Time, 25%, 51, 1:04, Track heavy.

Winner — Ii. c. by Filigrane — Short Cake (train cil by W. Walker).

0 H G 1» S

10 12 8 2 out

2 J 14-51-2 out

1 1 7-101-3 out

4 It) 8 8-5 out

Went to j lost at 4:00. At j*ost 2 minutes. Start straggling. Won driving: second and thirl the same
LESCAK outbroke his ojrjioiients and drew away into a long lead after entering the homestretch inTt
tired badly in the last sixteenth. EAGLE BIRD swerved over to the inside at the sixteenth dost
then almost g*>t up to win. JUDGE MONCK liegan slowly and was sharply cut off on the far tun*’
then closed a big gap and finished with a rush. BORROWER was always' outpaced. Tlie winner was
entered for $500; n*. bid.

Scratched — N9921 -Supple, 100; 89970 Poll, 95 : 89995 Missive. 103 : 80021 Nora B .. 100.

Qf^O/LQ F,FTn RH E— About 2 Miles. Steeplechase. (77024— 3:54%,— 5—145. i $500 added.
t/Y/Uxt/ 4-year-olds and u]>wurd. Selling. Net vaku* to winner $410.

year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $410.
AWtPPSt 4 8 12 15 Str Fin Jockeys Owners

Ind Horses

89969 HIGH HAT ws 4 132 2 1 5"* 5' 2 1?. 2 3 2>‘

90030 3 JOHN DILLON w 7 145 3 4 V 3 2 O 3' 3 3-

89948 3 DR. KOCH W 7 145 1 3 4 l . 4«i 2 s l 2 1»>

89948 IMl’ERTINENCE w 6 143 7 7 2- 2* 3‘.*. 4"* 4"

89176 KING’S GUINEA W 7 145 6 6 6 1 " 6> 3 6 s " 5- 3 5“

O 1! C P S

1 5' 2 n 2 3 2'* l 3 McKin’y H E’llpjH*n

4 3* 3 2 4 4 3' 3 3-* ’ 2 3 Ryan (’ Gallena

3 4i 4"k 1>S lllk ;*2., Corbley F Fox

7 2- 2* 3'A 4"' 4'“ 4'° IV mb’ ton CharlevoixStable

32 2i 11-51
7 10 S 3

12 20 20 7
12 20 15 6
12 15 15 6

89176 KING’S GUINEA w 7 145 6 6 6 ,M (I 13 6** 5- 3 5** 5 30 S McClain J (’horn i*» -**| **n 7 •>

(89842) MERRY MAKER wll 145 4 2 7 7 7 7 6 2 ’* 6 2w Mr H'n’sonM Stafford 12 20 15 6 :i

89948 \*. L DAYMAN w 7 14o 5 5 l 3 1« 5' 6'** 7 7 Lonegan A Shearer i*» 15 15 6 3

Time. 4:32. Track heavy.

Winner— B. g. by Sombrero — Celebrity (trained bv II. Fli|>pi*n).

J :2 V* At ijost 1 niinuti*. Start goml. Won easily; second and third driving.
HIGH II A 1 blundered at si veral ,,r the fences, but showed the most speed on the tint. st*N*d off several
challenges from DR. KOCll and drew away from JOHN DILLON in tin* hist sixteenth. The latter
>'1* with a game challenge when going to tlie last jump. Imt was jostled by the winner and DR.
!\(M 11 m the last furlong. PK. KOCH went well, but finally quit under imtiishtnent. The others were
beaten off. 1 he winner was entered for $701); no hid.

Scratched -90030 Ballyeastle. 145.

SIXTH RA . ( ' P :;r 3 ' 4 MiIe - — 1:I2%— 4-120.) $l(N» added'. 3-ye«r-*dds and up-

1/’ /"yM' / ward. Selling. Net value to winner $3(50.

Ind Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners O U (« |* ^

b'k I s 1 1 1'-’ O’ (’.Minor P M walker In K. 6 l* tT
87o80*ED KK< K 3 91 1 1 3' 3- 2- 2* Phair .1 C R.ms Jr 10 *5 *5 S 4

S!*97n •’♦JUDGE LASSING WB 3 86 5 7 6* 4' : 3 3 3* A, lams 1* T (’hinn 8-5 •> V5 7-ltil 7

S9429*KID w 3 94 3 3 2 3 2-’ 4’-’ 4- Pease S Louis 6-5 8-5 7 1-2

(S8953)LAI T GHING EYES WB 5 110 6 5 5> 5« 5 s 5 « 3 Unton F Rose 8 m « 4 * -

SIXTH RACE 3-4 Mile. (823(B)— 1 : 12% -4— 120.) $400 added. 3-year ( d,ls and up-

ward. Selling. Net value to winner $3(50.

AWt PPSt % % % str Fin Jockeys Owners

w 3 96 2 2
3 91 1 1

l»k i* i> l- OTonnnr P M Walker

S9996 GIDDY GIRT.

ws 4 106 4 4

89920 COPPER PRINCESS w 4 101

l 1 3* 3- 2- 2® Phair J C Rous Jr

*'• 7 6* 4 ,: 3 3 3** A. lams P T (’hinn

•* 3 2 3 2 2 4 ! 2 4 ,; Pease S Louis

6 •» 5 l 5* 5* 5 13 Upton F Rose

4 4 4 2 6 1W 6 10 6® Don G Hendrio

7 6 7 7 7 7 Hamm’d F McBride

Time. 25. 51, 1:1$%. Track heavy.

O II c P s

in 10 6 2 4 5

fi> 25 25 S 4

.8-5 2 9-5 7-101-3

6-5 8-5 3 2 7 101-3
8 10 S 3 3-2

10 25 20 7 3

20 20 20 S 4

Winner— B. g. by Boanerges— Bet tie Barry (trained by .!. Mill, mm.

' ni , 1 to post at 4:. *8. At post 3 minutes. Start bail. Won easily: second and third driving MON
AMI rushed lo tlie front soon after tin* start anil, after racing KID into defeat, drew awav into a 'gi*.*d

lei'd and kept it. LP KK( K outbroke the **tliers. but ilri!|»*«*il back iu the first quarter then closet) m*

wl.tlc roundmg the far turn, nut tired i.i the last furlong. JUDGE LASSING. as goml ah left mov.ii

with a rush on the stretch turn, but the i*ff«*rt told at the end. KID showed speed and was cased in* when

he quit. The winner was entered for $4tMi ; iH > bid. ' »nni

Scratched S!)92tJ Ilareourt. 104: IMMJOI Zacatecas. 90; S9025 3 Flying Squirrel. 99: S!K)26 3 Siglit 1IK3 - 'hnhH
Jack Deunerlcii. !Mi: SS*'A4 Grandissinn*. 99. *

Overweights — Giddy Girl, 5 jtounds.

Miles, (7US94 1:52' . *1 ins.) $l«00 added. 3 year-olds an«l

l Selling. Net value to winner $4 (h».

AWtPPSt SI % % % Str Fit

O II C P s

S9997 2 *(”LL1S ORMSBYwb 3 101

1 "it I*** k 1*U ej*» | it O’* ’on nor E George

h , n j 3 *( ' HEPO NT l ( WK 4 99 1 3 I 2 1-’ 1« l 2 l 2 2* 2 Pease W Walker 6-5 6-5 1 ' -

81.925* MERMAN w X S4 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 Phair W Shields 4 P 4 ? iout

„„ „ . , rime. 26. 52%. 1:20. 1:46 2:00%. Track heavy.

M inner (it. ,*. by Sidney Lucas— Francos Dillon (trained bv M Rninsi.

}\ W|1 .V: 'r: s Jl ;,t : *r 7 ■, Al ,M,S| 1 start g*>*Nl. Won driving: second and third the <ame

( OLLIS ORMSin ran in ‘ IJ'rf** 11 } uf ‘l"’ lead* r under >light restraint I** the stretch turn, then finished

gamely and. wearing tHLPOMTl down, got up iu the final stride. L'HKPONTUC set the pace uuder a

SATURDAY. JUNE 11. 1910.

DAILY? RACING FORM.

i*ull f<»r tli«* first half and would probably have won had he l**‘cn permitted to open up a greater gap. MER-
MAN quit in the last quarter and rau much below his true form. The winner was entered for $1,300: no
bid.

Scratched - DOOffff- Ki<» Hra tide. 104: (90000 1 Darknight. H»4: 900QP a Elgin, lot.

L ATON IA FORM CHART.

LATONIA. KY., FRIDAY. JUNE 10. 1910. -Fifth day. Latonia Jockey Club. Spring Meeting of 30 days.

Weather cloudy.

Presiding Judge. C. F. Trice. Starter. W. M. Murray. Racing Secretary. E. W. Maglnu.

Racing starts at i.*:ffo p. m (Chicago time 2 :30 p. m.>. * Indicates apprentice allowance.

FIRST liACK — 4 1-2 Furlongs, ( N2lo2 — ffff% — 2—1 11 . i Purse $300. 2-year-olds.
Maidens. Special Weights. Net value to winner $22T>.

Ind Horses

8997<) a M 1 X X I B W EN l> LE
K997‘* REDI.ASS
89974 3 I1 1 'XTER
89970 ANNE REVERE
W*7<» ALICK A. I»AI.K
S»7o DANf’INO Ql'EKN
89647 ROANXA

AWtPPSt % % *4 Str Fin Jockeys

w lo7 7 1
w 107 S 2
wb 110 12 6
H MV S I
m MV i :
WH 107 9 S
W 107 1 10

1*2 1*2 I s Herbert AV Gerst

2 4 2 4 2 3 Hufnagel K p Baxter

3 4 3'2 32 T Koerner L Johnson

fi 1 ♦i'A 4- Peak T H Stevens

52 5 h 5* Virgo .1 Bradley

7 7 6'JT Rice C D Chcnault

8 s 7 2 D Austin W J Young

90040

Ind Horses

S M73 PIN OAK
FOTSCH
KICK GRAIN
893*5 CHARLIE HILL
FLORENCE A.
SW1 EMMY I All’
CHEIAN
'.“W-T PEEP OVER
v;j:v NEATH

G ALLIOTA
L. NAVARRE

w 3 106 9 3

w 3 103 6 4

w 3 102 5 7

W 4 109 11 6

w 3 96 4 8

WB 3 97 j 3 1

w 4 169 1 r,

W 3 105 7 9

WB 3 102 10 2

w 3 103 S 10

w 3 98 2 11

2’2 1= l 2
3 2 3® 3'J

4* 41 4 h

Jockeys

Owners

Straight.

Warren

W II Holtgrewe

645-100

Ganz

W J Young

2

Virgo

W B Duke

13

Scoville

S K Hughes

3

Cole

B Schrciber

21

Weathers

AV E Nunn

18

Herbert

W E Gatelin

tl8

C Grand

Mrs T M Irvin

t

T Koerner

J E Williams

8

Hannan

G J Long

40

A Burton

J Ford

40

tMutuel field. jiAuctiou field. Time. 25%. 51%. 1:20%. Track muddy.

49

$2 mittuels paid. Pin Oak. $14.90 straight. $5.30 place. $4.30 show: Putsch, $1.20 place. $3.20 show:
Rice Grain. $9.1o show.

Equivalent booking odds — Pin Oak. G4I» to 1<MI straight, 165 to 100 place, 115 to 100 show: Fotscli, 110
to loo place, (»o to 100 show: Rice Grain. 355 to 100 show.

Winner — Cli. c. by Pinochle — Santa Ventura < trained by R. I). Join's).

Went to i>ost at 3:06. At |*ost 2 minutes. Start g«M»d. Won handily: second and third driving. PIN
«>.\K fol lowed FOTSCH closely and passjnl into the lead in the last seventy yards when the latter ltegau
1 sir log out. FOTSCH took tin* lead on tin* far turn and had the race won when he began boring out. RICE
GRAIN closed a big gap and was gaining at the end. CHARLIE HILL rau well and had no mishaps.
FliOREXCK A. caine fast in the stretch.

Scratched — S9972 White Eagle. 9S: Virginia Dunn. 107: Anne. 90.

Overweights — Putsch. 5 pounds: Rice Grain. 4: Emmy Lou, 14; Peep Over. 4: Neath, 4: Galliota. 5:
Pin Oak 3-

(W W 1 | 1 THIRD RACK -3-4 Mile. <*9941— 1 :11%— 5— 111.) Purse $300. 3-year-olds. Fillies.
#/" r\ F*db J. Selling. Net value to winner $225.

Ind Horses

AWtPPSt

% %

%

Str Fin

Jockeys

Owners

Equiv. Odds
Straight.

Auc’n

Sales.

89917 STARPORT

W B

104 5

6

l 4

1«

I s

1*

Mountain

J T Ireland

t6SO-100

40

S98/5 ADALIA

W

103 2

3

5 l

54

V

2®

Ganz

C DeWitt

9-5

25

>9971 3 N XNNETTE

w ■

105 4

1

3*2

4‘

42

*«

Scoville

W J Younc

S

16

SS971 MISS MAPLETON

w

100 8

4

7

2 2

24

4'

Hufnagel

J J Galvin

20

10

v C LADY M’NALLY

w

10T 10

9

3 2

6 2

6‘

5®

Cole

G V Barnes

38

$13

V 972*ENRIGA

WB

1032 9

S

46

7 l l

i 5 2

6 2

Herbert

AV’ O Flowers

13

t

v-S.’.5 DELLA TALUCA

W

1012 1

5

S

s

7

72

I) Austin

C B Reid

71

%

^”971 SY1.VESTRIS

w

106 3

2

22

3 2

8

B«

Warren

G J Stoll

6

10

S999FLA TOFFEE

w

102 6

7

9

9

9

9®

T Koerner

AV’ A Hughes

5*

9 j

89**71 ETHEL W.

WB

100 7

10

10

10

10

10

A Burton

W E Nunn

t

X

iMutnel field. ^Auction

field. Time

. 25%,

, 51. 1

:18.

Track muddy.

$2 inutuels paid. Starport (field), $15.00 straight. $5.40 place. $3.00 show: Adalia. $3.70 place. $3.10
shew; Nannetto. $4.L*o show*.

Equivalent Diking <*ddt — Star|*ort ( field t. OSO to 100 straight, 170 to 100 place, 80 to 100 show*: Adalia,
*5 to 1 «*i place. 55 to 1 <m sliow; Nanuette. 110 to 109 show.

Winner — CU. f. by Star Shoot — Amy Davcui>ort (trained by .1. T. Ireland).

Went to jMist at 3:41. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. STAR-
P<>RT went into a long load at once and increase! I her advantage with every stride, winning as her rider
pleased. ADALIA dropjied back in tin* first quarter and closed a big gap in the last furlong. NANNETTE.
wi i! .ip throughout, outstayed .MISS MAPLETON in the final drive. The latter was speedy, hut tired.
LADY M "N ALLY catue from far bark in the last quarter. LA TOFFEE was never prominent. The winner
\\ :e entered f<*r JF-k**: no bid.

Scratched — < st«*)l t Belle Clem. 107; SS976 Catrine Montour. 100; 89646 Plachle. 100; S9944 Autumu

Girl. 100.

90042

FOFRTH RACE —5-8 Mile. (82552— 1:00— 2— lOff.)
MN fihM to " inii< r $000.

Purse $400. 2-year-olds.

Selling.

Ind Horses

AWtTPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys

w,— Equiv. Odds

Owners Straight.

Auc’n

Sales.

w 105’ 5 Withdrawn.

*2i 2 s 11 l’i Scoville M Goldblatt

6 5 3‘ 2*> Weathers W 11 Fixer

1* l*| 2* ::** ilufna«< i W I. L ewM

* 5 31 4“ 4 2 Herbert XV Gerst

4i « 5 l 5 1 D Austin C c Van Meter

5 1 4*» 6 6 ,s C Grand J F Judd

7 7 7 7 T Koener .1 H Nichols

Irawn. T Rice T D Sullivan

Time. 25%, 511.;, 1:02%. Track muddy.

S9K12 WINE w IOC 2 1 22 2 5 12 1'2 Scoville M Goldblatt 295-100 1‘2

?‘*99:"*ATHIE W. WB 97* 6 « 6 5 3‘ 2*» Weathers W H Fixer 5 J17

MMCMNDIAN GIRL w 1«)0 3 3 1»* l'J 2 5 3" Hufnagel VV L Lewis 7 %

69699 EVENTIDE w 105 S 5 3‘J 3} 4® 4 2 Herbert W Gerst 63

K99SS F.EEGHMOXT w 102 4 2 « 6 1 5* D Austin C C Van Meter 23 t

89400 STARTLER WB 106 7 4 5* 41* 6 6‘* C Grand J V Judd 7i

JEAN WAGNER w 103 1 7 7 7 7 7 T Koener J H Nichols 40

<90024 »XEW STAR w 103} 5 Withdrawn. T Rice T D Sullivan 19-10 25

^Auction field. Time. 25%, 51%, 1:02%. Track muddy.

54

$2 mutuels paid. Wine, $7.90 straight, $4. to place, $3.30 show; Atliie W.. $0.30 place. $4.00 show:
Indian Girl. $4.19) show.

17 qui valent looking odds — Wine. 295 to loo straight. 105 to 100 place. 05 to 100 show; Atliie W., 215
to J'»" place. 1 « n# to loo show: Indian Girl. 110 to 10o show.

Winm-r — B. f. by Golden Ma\im -Encounter (trained by M. Goldblatt).

Went to jmst at 4:15. At is*; t 21 minutes. Start good. W«u easily: second and third driving. WINE,
running well in the going and away forwardly, raced INDIAN GIRL into defeat and won going away.
ATH1K W. began slowly, but finished with a rush. INDIAN GIRL set the paec to the stretch, but tired
iiear i «• -nd. EVENTIDE ran well and had no mishaps. STARTLER quit hadlv. NEW STAR acted
bnuly at the |iost. threw his rider and ran around through the stable yards and was allowed to lie with-
draw The winper was entered for $Noo; no bid.

overweights — Atliie W.. 24 |wmnds; Eventide. 3: New Star. 2j.

iki iii 1 Q FIFTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. <82366— I:44%— 4— 102.) Purse
upward. Selling. Net value to winner $ff<N).

rse $40n. 3-year-olds ami

Ind Hotbc'S

S9919-SORROWFIL
S9w •PIRATE DIANA
v.f97:< GILVEDEAU

AWtPPSt *4 % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners

Equiv. Odds Auc*n
Straight. Sales.

w 4 P»2 2 1 1 A 1* 1- 1- l 3 T Koerner Henderson A Hogan450-100

WB 5 9*5 9 2 2*4 ‘2 2 2*

2 3 F Jack so.* O E Patterson
3“ C Grand A D Steele

< 89*95

.'LAY EN'i )

W 3

101 7

a

4

34 36 (U

41 A Burton

4 1

AV J Bissell

16

8997,-

QFA44GA

WB 6

110 3

4

6*

:, 2 5 5

.*»' E Griffin

B

M Arthur

5

89973

nir.VTY I’Ll

IRK

WB 6

114 6

8

8 8 6

6“' Scoville

AV

V Casey

34

89NUO

S 'ON EM AN

Wl! 5

1<»7 5

5

3‘

4* «• 7

7‘* l’eak

AV

B Scott

6

89897.

HRGA DVVAY

BOY

WB 3

90 8

7

7

7 7 8

S 1 (.’oie

E

P Baxter

119

89367-

l: •' BUT P< )WELL

WB 3

98 4

9

9

9 9 9

9 Hufnagel

J

P McDonald

106

t

Auctkm field.

Time.

25%.

51

7H •

1:18%, 1:46. 1:52%. Track muddy.

$2 • -uj’uels paid. Sorrowful. $11. (Si straight. $1.60 place. $3.30 show: Pirate Diana. $3.20 place. $2.80
show iveo .-ir. $5.20 show.

.,t PiMiking im|«|s Sorrowful. |5o to loo straight. 130 to 100 place, 65 to 100 show; Pirate
Dicmi *,*. - "«( place. 4<) t«* 10«) sho.v; Gilve«lear. 1<W) to PH) shew.

W !!*»•< R. f. bv Baniinek?Hin' Trn* • r (fniiiHd by W. McDaniel).

W'-'u • . |»osi a i 5:05 At t» - t 1 iidmite. Start g<Mid. Won easily; second and third driving. SOR-

IF*\\1 J went int** the !*;♦«( •* one*, and easily held PIRATE DIANA safe throughout. The latter was in

' eat ion all ’ in the Umt for long. GILVEDEAR ckaed a big gap In the last

<t< • (JFAGGA bad im n.isi i L.WENO showed stH*«*«l. but *piit in the stretch. STONEMAN showeil

.-»<!• r i he Tii half. The wim - r v. as entere*! for $4<9t; no bhl.

Neraiej-.-d -<K997r#il/eamenee. 11s ; Mtitr.H ( a|»tain (ilore. KS.

i igitts Sorrowful 1 |Hniti<l : Pirate Diana, 1: ltn> adw..y P.oy. 2: Roh«»rt Powell. 2.

\ SIXTH RACE 1 1-16 Miles. <82366— 1:44 & — 1— 102. ) Purse* $100. 3 year-olds ami

#^1 / “t *3" upward. Sidling. N«*t value to winner $.100.

Ind Horses

AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys

Equiv. Odds Auc’n
Straight. Sales.

8 IT' KKK w 3 b>5 2 1 l'i l'i l 1 l 4 1* < ' Grand E C Budd 2650-100 J15

S •:«. STONE STREET wb 5 1 4 #7 6 s 4'< 4»* 2 1 2'i *2 3 Warren V E Hamilton 9 %

■ OAVK NK’HOLSON wb 3 91 4 3 2 J 2- 3= 3 2 3- Cole c J Brock miller 158

*'9.63 A IjIIA WjY w7 113 1 *2 3 2 3- 4* i- 4‘ Scoville J W Young 12

ktoAPGOJ/ OXDA W 5 107 5 4 5 2 5 3 f. 3 5* 5*'* Gauz C De Witt 3 16

'9:«4‘ -* 'A y EL wb 4 11*> 8 6^ 8 7 7 6** Hannan H McGarren 2 20

89934* ALI« ’E w 4 ic*4 7 7 6 6 <» 6 7 s A Burton M Burton 2 J 25

J/.iiS t.'AVAXAGH wb 5 103 3 5 7 7 8 8 8 T Koerner E Cottrell 28 J

lime. 25%. 51%. 1:19. 1:46. 1:52%. Track muddy.

76

>. Sh-i r. $55. (gi straight. $16.4*) place. $8.70 show: Stone Street. $12.10 place. $«».6)

, . ; - . \ ■ > . . *. - *ii . $47 1$) '1 • *w.

J ng «mMs Si i.-k- r. 2*i.3«i to P«) straight. 720 to PH) place, 335 to 100 show; Stone Street.

• fo.. / . ■ 2-r* to 1 *N* show: Dave Nicholson. 22»9i to P>0 -how.

W it**.* i P f by Yauket — Court plaste* - (traintd by L. C. Simla-*.

; • 5 ' ’ At p*»m 1 minute. Start g -o-i W»ju easily: second and third driving. STB KER
hi. .- '* y. was bard ri*ldfii ail tb* way an-! i>mI pacing th« «»tl* : - throughout, won in a canter

.- i ::l !.i t-- .li siowly and closed a l»i^ gap. I)AVE NICJlOLS<)N went well and outstayed ALMA
1;:>Y . . * i «ii;\. Fi. . laitcr slmwctl early -p. » *1 but qwii ALICE liad no mishaps and ran poorly.

« A> E f - as be; - ufl all the way. GOLCONDA :an u bad race. The winner was entered for $1,000; no

•

S< i . ..<•**< u Ni'.r, Mr Sinarty. s- v : 89878 Nettie Tracer, J *i J ; 80.864 Water Lake, 110.

Ovt-r weights -Sticker. 3 pounds.

UUtniii tntries and Past Performances for Saturday, June II.

WEATHER CLOUDY. TRACK HEAVY.
LATCNiA ENTRIES.

— — - 89939 James Me..

:t 2 30 i*. m. ((Si lea go time. 2:.‘i0 * (''‘bb-ii Ruby

ell mi n ml (^Snp**ri<#r mini runner. <8 **i, 4* < sepna ....

* Apiavut lee allowance. ^ *1* Oranlo ....

Wt. Bee. A.

102 1 : 01 *

. . 95 1 :03ft

First Rw» e— 5-8 Mile.

2-v«*ar-o!d> Allow

l'i . o-k iecord: 82552 -1 :<•«) 2 -103.)

Horse Wt. Bee. A. Wt. Hdejn.

Jack Denuiub Ill 1:01* 112. .©725

LaLo.d 110 1:01 169.. X 729 1

89970 Ali* udale I M )

St)9.S*» IdlcWeiss (M)

: ( I Secoud Race — 3-4 Mile.

Wt ii, Jen I 3-year-ofda and upward. Si-llina

112. .©725 (Track r**<-ord : 89941 — 1:11* — 5— 11

100.. X 720* 90*y23 3 Tony Bonero 115 1:13* 6..

Ind.

Horse.

Wt.

Rec.

A.

wt.

Hdrp.

Ind.

Shop;-

Dainty Dame ....

. 10 :*

1 112

0 .

.luff.

. ©74ff

<soo:2))

KOK.80

Merrick

. 102

1:12*

7 .

.115.

.©740

90U20

IMNt-Jl (

Star Venus

. o r.

1 : 1 2 4

ff.

. ON.

. X 7ffff

(0<O42)

00021-

Chief Hayes

. 1 iff

1:12*

7.

. l<)ff.

.©7:h)

NOO.ffO

!8H)21

Tom Bigl* e

. im;

l:1ff3

ff.

.104.

. X 72ff

(89970)

NOiMO

Little Osage

.10s

1:12*

ff.

. ION.

. X 72ff

NOS99

NOT 10

Tom Shaw

5.

.100.

. ©720

N0014

NO I S 4

Boscrrlan

.102

1 : Iff

.loff.

. ©71 ff

89005

S0S7S

Nettie Traver ...

.101

1:10*

4.

. 09.

. ©(Off

fJ.

0(K»2r»

Warden

. Off

1:17

4.

.101 .

. X ONff

N071O

Lady Vie

.102U: Iff*

r*.

IOI .

. ©C*7ff

S00H7

Lady Arion

«.

.14)1.

. X«70

soon

Frosty Lancaster.

ff.

. 90.

. X«50

S994ff

Wt. Bee. A. Wt.

...166 1:002 112.

. .. 95 1:03* 112.

...106 1:02* 116.

Equiv. Odds Auc’n
Straight. Sales.

89896 BLANCHE FRANCES wb 107 1*» 9 4% 4i 8 2 Ganz F J Pons |18 t

89989-MOCK LER w llu 3 4 M 9 9* Scoville B Schrciber 4 10

89761 MYRTLE PORTER w 107 5 11 11 11 1() 4 C Grand A Smitha 60 ±

89834 JOE H 1G w 110 11 5 9 10 ll 1 F Jackson M C Quesnal t

ARTEMISIA w 107 2 13 12 12 12* Warren W r K Oofs t +

89970 BLISS TRIFMPH wb 110 IS 12 13 13 13 E Griffin H M Rogers t I

TMutuel field. ^Auction field. Time. 04%. 50%, 56%. Track muddy.

80

$2 mutuels paid. Minnie Wendle. $11.10 straight. $5.70 place, $4.00 show: Rcdlass. $16.20 place. $8.30
sliow ; lluxter. $3.90 show .

E»niiva hmt I** Hiking «Hhls - Miuuie Wendle. 455 to 1<H) straight, 185 to 100 place. 100 to 100 show; Bed-
lass. 7B* to UK* place. 315 to 1O0 sh»*w: lluxter. 95 to 1(K) show.

Winner — B. f. I»y Little Saint— Corrauclla (trained l*y G. Hutu).

Went to jiost si t 2:.‘i5. At jw.st 2 minutes. Start g**od. Won easily: second and third driving. MIN-
NIE WENDLE took tlie lead at once and. keeping it. easily won as her rider pleased. RJODLASK ran in
closest pursuit all tin* way and was L-st *>f the others. HI'XTEB ran well and had to stand a hard final
drive to retain third place. ANNE BEVERE made a g»*od showing for the entire trip. ALICE A. DALE
and DANCING (JFEEN were taken wide all the way. BLANCHE FRANCES showed speed, but quit iu the
st retcii.

Scratched — 89K34 Sir Dawn. 110.

Overweights — Bliss Triumph. 3 pounds.

<WV/\ 4 SECOND RACE 3-4 Mile. (89941 — 1:11 %— 5— 111.) Purse $300. 3-year olds aud up-

• ward. Maidens. Sjiecial Weights. Net value to winner $225.

Tliird Race — 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Handicap.

2 Ren Double 97 1:12 6.. 116

) Kyebright 1<*8 1:13 6.. 112

All Red LOO 1:13 4 . 105

Lucky Muse 6.. 100

Fourth Race — 5-8 Mile.
Clipsetta Stakes. Value $1,500.
2-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances.
(Track record: 82552— 1 :00— 2—103. >

2 Golden Egg 102 1:01* 1<>7

Princess industry.. 112

3 Loweeu 106 1:02* HO

1— 1:11*— 5

— 1

11.)

.108 1:11*

r*.

. 124*.

. ©754)

. 97 1:12

«.

.lie*.

. X745

.10.8 1 : Iff

«.

.112.

. X740

.100 1:13

4.

.105.

. ©7ff5

0.

.100.

. . . 7ff5

Fifth Race— 1 1-8 Miles.

3-year-olds and upward. Handicap.
(Truck rei-ord: 46005—1:514 — 3— 9K. *

89943 Dr. Ibdzberg 4.. 105..

S9X9S Pin kola 110 1:52* 5.. 117..

89683* Font 4.. 100. .

S9943 3 Tom Hayward .... 96 1:53* 4.. 10*). .

89043 Axo N!) 1:53 4.. 105..

Sixth Race— 1 3-16 Miles.
3-year-olds aud upward. Sidling.
(Track record: 7796K— 1 :5K»— 4—107. )

89914 MAMIE AI/iOL ..104 2:05* 8. .10*9..

( 90025 )*Ca re w lOO 2:00 7.. KM..

9(N)43= Gilvedoar

!MKM4 Golcouda

80864 Water I.ake ..
89919 Maid Militant

S!M»41 t 'mining

90025 Muzetta W. ..

. 10 4 2:05* s. . 109.
.100 2:00 7.. KM.

.lOli 2:09* 5.. 109.

.1112:07 5.. 109.

7. .112.
. 106 2:06 6. . 107.

LATEST PEBFORMAXCES OF HORSES ENTERED.

FIRST RACE— 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds. Allowances. (82552—1:00—2—103.)

Index Course DistTimeT’ckOJds 1
JACK DENMAN, ch. c. 2

89733 Louisville 5-8 1:01* good 1

S9613 Louisville 41 f
89524 Louisville 4i f
^9 140 I^exington 4A f
8^387 I^exington 41 f
89287 I^exington 1-2
88472 Jacks’ ville 4\ f
8S370 Jacks’ville 1-2
LAB0LD, b. c, 2
90020 La ton i a 5-8
89918 Louisville 4?. f
89863 Louisville 5-8
S9S12 Louisville 4\ {
89650 Louisville 4J f
89613 Louisville 4^ f
89522 Ixiuisville 1-2
S94S8 Ixiuisville 1-2

41 f 54* fast 12-5 118 5

41 f 542 good 1 110 5

4A f 57K mud 1 115 3

41 f 54* fast 9-10 115 3

1-2 49 fast 8-5 113 4

41 f 56* good 13-10 118 3
1-2 52 hvy 12-5 119 4
2 109

5-8 1:03 mud 9-10 107 2
41 f 55 mud 14-5 112 3

89939 Latonia 5-8 1:00? fast 19
89918 Louisville 41 f 55 mud 45
89863 Louisville 5-8 1:01 fast 11
89783 Louisville 41 f 53 fast 17
S9684 I.ouisviI!e 5-S 1:03* mud 10
89650 Louisville 41 f 552 slow 14
GOLDEN RUBY, b. f, 2
90020 Latonia 5-8 1:03 mud 61

5-8

1 :01 fast 9

110

3

1

1

l l

ink E Griffin

8

42 f

54* fast 11 -]

LO 105

2

2

lh

4} I> Austin

8

4* f

55* slow 22

103

3

1

I s

1*2 D Austin

8

42 f

64?, fast 11

113

3

8

10

13 22 AScoville

Iff

1-2

48* good 6*

114

2

1

1*

22 I) Austin

1 I

1-2

49* good 6

112

3

3

36

4 2 V Powers

10

l. C.

2

106

By Cesarion — Edith

5-S

1:00? fast 19

106

7

7

7

7'.

8 3 °*Hannan

8

42 f

55 mud 42

1012

1

2

2 1

2 2 Scoville

7

5—8

1:01 fast 11

102

1

2

2

2 1

2»k Scoville

8

42 f

53 fast 17

102

1

4

36 1

4°1 Hannan

11

5-S

1:03* mud 10

101 2

9

7

7

7 17 1 Hannan

14)

42 f

55* slow 14

103

6

5

42

3 4 2 Hannan

8

S9881 Louisville
89733 Louisville
89684 Louisville
89650 Louisville
89467 Louisville
88763 Jacks’ville

5-8 1:01 fast 9
5-8 1 :0t* good 10
5-8 1:03* mud 26
41 f 55g slow 28-5

1-2 47 fast 10 :

1-2 49g fast 25

2

105

By

Cesarion — Gold '

42 f

54* fast 102

95

1

1

l 2

1»

Weathers

8

42 f

54* mud 19

952

3

3

4b

7*

HWeathers

IS

42 f

55* fast 7

109

1

2

2-

n

Weston

12

42 f

55* slow 55

95

2

4

56

7 7

Weathers

8

1-2

48g good 125

111

11

9

8

10®

Lovell

ll

USEPPA, blk. g, 2

89974 Latonia 4i
S9914 Louisville 4‘
89758 Louisville 41

89522 Louisville 1-2 48g good 125

0RANI0, blk. f, 2
89914 Ixmisville 41 f 54* mud Fid 1

89S12 Louisville 4i f 54R fast 35

89289 Lexington 1-2 48-1 fast 30 :

8S975 Jacks’ville M f 552 fast 6-5

88947 Jacks’ville 1-2 49* fast 1-2

88809 Jacks’ville 1-2 492 fast 6-5 1

ALLENDALE QUEEN, b. f. 2
89970 Latonia 4} f 54 fast 85

89899 Louisville 4‘. f 55 fast 40

89733 Louisville 5-8 1:01* good 104

89617 Louisville 41 f 56* slow 5

89388 I^exington 1-2 4Sg fast 200

IDLEWEISS, b. c, 2
89989 Latonia 4h t 55 fast 238

StrFin Jockeys Started Order of Finish.

By Ornament — Excellent ( J . M. Goode).

Ii l 4 O Grand S America neer, LonisKalx, S. Light

3 4 2% C Grand Iff La F Mexican. Incision. Oracle.

3 r * 2.) J Deav’p’t 7 Lit. Oasis. LaFMexiean, 8. Dawn

5 4 :, \ J Howard 5 Incision, ALA. Dale. County Tax.

3 3 2"^ Troxler Iff Loween, Incision, Alice A. Dale

4 2 2 n .T Howard 11 Il.Walhank. LaF Mexican. Tahoe

1° l 5 J Howard i> La’l’ Mex’n, M.V.d.Hoden.I.Gen’l

2 4 lt> Nicol S La’Ulfex’n, R.M’se.M.V.d.Hodcn

By Gold Heels — Wings (J. C. Milam).

Ii 2’i S<i» ville 7 Messeng<TBoy , Oracle. B.Newrall

1“ F- E Griffin 7 JamesMc., Dameaway. F’ntyTax

I I 1^ e Griffin R James Me. Lady Ormicant. Rue.

I II 4] D Austin S South. Light, Rue. Ella Bryson.

I 3 1% D Austin R Oriental Pearl. Janies Me. Rue.

10 13* 2 *ScovilIe Iff I.aFMe\ican, J. Denman. Ineision
1* 2', I) Austin 11 Little Rajah. Knyoc. i’emielia.
3 h 4 2 V Powers 10 Evia, G. L. Doyle. Sir Dawn.

By Ces&rion — Edith Me. (H. McCarren).

71 $ 9 **Hannan 8 Ella Bryson. Oracle. Loween.

2% 2 2 Scoville 7 Laliold, Daneeaway. County Tax

2% 2°k Scoville 8 Lihold. Lady Ormicant, Rue.

3*‘ 4°I Hannan 11 Delaney. LittleOasis. M. Byline.

7 7 17 f Hannan 10 Golden Ruby. Oracle, Iwnlani.

41 3 4 i Hannan 8 Labold. Oriental Pearl, Rue.

By Waterboy — Mono (J. H. Morgan).

5 6 2 « (’ Grand 7 Messenger Boy. T^itiold. Oracle.

6 6 ,3 3F Grand 6 D’ceaway, Gold. Egg. Roaeb’gHL

6 7 14 j Kennedy 8 J. Denman. Americaneer, L.Katx

l 3 1* W WrispenlO Oracle, Iwaiani. Oriental Pearl.

2i 5% Herbert 8 Lalioid. OrientalPeari. JamesMc.

12 11 8 “ Glnsner 15 R’dt. World. IMndustry. At’ntive

2* 1* C Grand 9 Insp.General. Bodega. Hawklike

56 7 7 Weathers 8 Labold. OrientalPeari. Jamo»Mc.

8 10* Lovell ll Little Rajah. Labold. Enyoc.

By Ornament — Sympatica (T. P. Hayes).

7 6 14 T Koerner Iff Kvia. Union Jack, Emigrant.

7 7 n 2 Hufnagel 8 S«>uth. Light, Rue. Ella Bryson.

12* Iff 25 Glasner J5 Housemaid. Gold. Egg, Lit. Oasis.

I 2 16 Dreyer 5 Trait, Athie W., Dixie Blue.

4 1 5 9 * Troxler 10 Renovator, (’boss. Grand Peggy.

2 3 2} Troxler 10 Rustirana. EastemStar. Albetto

By Jean Bereaud— Little Vag (W. L. Lewis).

8 7 ,w £Hufnagel 14 Bet. Sue, L.Ormicaot, M. Wendle

11 lb* Hufnagel 15 Waehula. Prin.Pouoona. Huxtcr.
7 6 14 ?.Hufnagel 8 J. Denman, Americaneer, L.Katx

12 12 T Riee 14 New Star. Coletta. Molly Mog.

7 7 1S 1J Deav’p’t 7 Premier, Taho<». Bad News 11.

By Mcltonian— Villa V. (G. H. Holle).

10 8*5 Herliert 14 Sidney R., Muckier, Mr. Dick.

SECOND RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (89941 — 1:11%-

T0NY BONERO, b. h. 6

90023 l^atonia 3-4 1:16
89940 Latonia 3-4 1:13
89641 Belmont 7-8 1:27
89573 Belmont 1 1:41

89453 Aqueduct 7-8 1:28
89424 Aqueduct 3-4 1:14
89298 Aqueduct 1 1-16 1:46
89252 Aqueduct 7-8 1:26
DAINTY DAME. br. m.
85916 l»uisville 3-4 1:13
89880 Louisville 3-4 1:13
89809 Louisville 5£ f 1:06

89784 Louisville 5-5 f 1:06
89559 Louisville 64 f 1:05
S9466 Louisville 3-4 1:13
89413 Lexington 3-4 1:13
MERRICK, ch. g. 7
89880 Ixiuisville 3-4 1:13

89785 Louisville 3-4 1:13
89736 Louisville 7-8 1:27
89631 Louisville 7-8 1:29
89577 Louisville 3 4 1:15
89540 Iyxiisville 3 1 1:15
89504 I>mis\ille 3-4 1:16
89166 Louisville 3 4 1:13;
STAR VENUS, b. f. 3
90021 I«itonia 3-4 1:16
89916 Louisville 3 4 1:13
89861 Louisville 3-4 1:12
89781 l^ouisville 5j f 1:06
89707 Louisville 3 4 1:17
87460 Tampa 3-4 1:18
CHIEF HAYES, ch. g.
90021 Latonia 3 4 1:16
89878 I/s ville lml’Oy 1:41
89732 Louisville 3-4 1:14
89682 Louisville 3 4 1:15
86407 Latonia 3-4 1 :13;
86361 Latonia 7-8 l:25j
86154 Aqueduct 3-4 1:14]
TOM BIGBEE. ch. g. 3
90021 Latonia 3-4 1:16
89915 Louisville 3-4 1:15
S9S7S L’sville lm20v 1:41
89788 I/sville 1 1-16 1:47

89940 T^atonia 3 4 1:13 fast
84555 Ft. P>ie 3-4 1:14 slop 10

8411*9 Ft. Erie 1 1 :3Sg fast 30

84383 Ft. Erie 3-4 1:13* fast 4*

84363 Ft. Erie 3-4 1:11* fast 3

84267 Windsor 3-4 1:121 fast 2J

81250 Windsor 5J f 1:07* fast lo

TOM SHAW. b. h. 5

8971«i Louisville l 1 : J7g hvy

s9)»46 Louisville 5i f 1:08 slov

89614 Louisville 3-4 l:l2g fast

83798 Butte 5-S 1:<M j slov

83721 Butte 1 1:41 slov

B0SERRIAN. b. g. 6
89484 l,ouisvill<- 5-4 1:141 goo<

89028 Jacks’ville oh f 1:))7* fast

3-4 1:16 mud

3-2

114

3

4

1

2 2

3-4 1:13 fast

3*

115

3

3

2

3®

7-8 1:27 mud

10

117

4

1

1

1

L’6

1 1:41 fast

5

115

0

3

2

2

3 h

7-8 1:28* slop

4

115

6

6

3

2

2 2

3-4 1:14* fast

5

108

7

4

4

2 4

L 1-16 1:46* fast

1-3

104

1

1

1

1

1*3

7-8 1:26 fast

9-5

97

3

2

1

1

l 1

I. br. m. 6

105

^ ]

3-1 1:18$ mud

3

102

4

4

4

3-4 1:13* fast

34

ion

4

4

4

•Jh

52 f 1:06* fast

62

101

7

4

4

42

52 f 1 :(*6* fast

10

ill

2

2

2

n

52 f 1:05* fast

13

106

6

6

7

56

3-4 1:13* fast

7-10 114

1

2

2

26

3-4 1:13* fast

8

110

5

4

3

3=

g. 7

115

]

3 4 1:13* fast

35

111

2

5

5

7

3-4 1:13$ fast

72

115

2

3

5

52

7-8 1:27* good

si

115

2

2

3

3

36

7-8 1:29* mud

17-5

111

4

4

4

4

4®

3 4 1 :15 mud 11-5

107

3

3

3

3'J

3 4 1:13* fast

42

108

1

1

1

26

3-4 1:16* slow 6-5

109

1

2

3

36

3-4 1:13$ fast

12-5

118

3

4

4

32

b. f, 3

98

1

3-4 1:16* mud :

17-10

93

3

2

2

Vj

3 4 1:13* mud 4}

K

2

2

3

4

3-4 1:12* fast

34

IS

5

3

2

16

52 f 1 :06g fast

10

95

5

6

4

46

3 4 1:17* hvy

1

102

7

5

3

33

3-4 1:18* slow

11-5

107

1

1

1

1*

, ch. g, 7

103

3

3 4 1:16* mud

7

105

1

O

3

2J

m20y 1:41* fast

33

109

3

4

g

9

9

3-4 1:14* good

23-5

106

3

4

4

5

3 4 1:15* mud

17-5

109

2

3

3

3 s

3-4 1 :13* good 4

109

4

5

5

*46

7-8 1:25* fast

50

107

7

3

4

6

7

3-4 1:14* fast

10

115

5

6

6

9 2

ch. g, 3

104

1

3-4 1:16* mud

10

im;>

6

4

6

5 l

3 4 1:15$ mud

27

106

4

3

3

16

m20y 1:41* fast

f’ Id

922 6

2

1

1

•jll

L 1-16 1:47 fast

57

932

1

7

5

6

to

m20y 1:45 slow

7*

104

8

6

4

6

8

ch. h, 5

108

3

3-4 1:13 fast

40

11!

5

7

6

8

By Sain— America (Mrs. H. H. Selby).
2 2 3 5 i (' Grand 4 IIanbridg<‘. B. Double

3 5 i F (Kami 4 Ilanhridge. B. Double. Frys. Maid
1 3 3 i Cochran 8 Blagg, AliceGeorge. T. Robinson.

1 4 s * But well 8 Fohort, Ed Ball, Chopontm*.

• 5 l, » P’kaway ii Cohort, Ed Ball, Uesponsful.

1 2 2 G Garner H (Cohort. Montgomery. Faleada.

1 3‘J Taplin 7 RosoQueen. Roebstone. Blk. Mate

i 1% G Garner ff Silver Knight, Nadsu. Font.

2 h G Gamer ff Prince Gal, Sandrian.

By Handspring — My Fair Kentucky (J. T. Ireland).

3 s a T Koerner 4 Countless, Win’green. StarVenus
> 2 4 Mountain !) B. Double. CryataiMaid. (’oiioqny

: 4 3 * D Austin 8 Ilandzaretta. B. Double. Berwick

2 h 2 2 V Powers 11 Al. George. Merrick. Our Nugget
3 2 33 V Powers 5 Ellen-a-J>a!e. Colloquy.. A. George

Bv Golden Garter — Bianca (J. C. Milam).

6H E Griffin

J> B.Dmrble. IV ty Da me. Frys. Maid

”nk t Koe liter 5 O.Queen. Dr. W. Briggs. ( V»|lo*piv
4 r * P> Kennedy ff KarlyTide. Pinkola. \l f.thHireat

104 3 1

101 4 1 1

109 2 2

109 5 2

98 3 1

111 5 4

5} f 1:08 slow 11
3-4 1:12* fast 137
5-S 1:01* slow 20
1 1:41 slow 7

89484 I^ouisville 3-| 1:14* good 19
89028 Jacks’ville 5^ f 1:07* fast 5
88890 Jacks’ ville 7 8 1:28$ fast 11-10

88S 17 Jacks’ville 3-4 1:13* fast 7-10
8S693 Jacks’ville 3-4 1:13* fast 12-5
88657 Jacks’ville 3-4 1:13* fast 2
88578 Jac ks’ ville 7-8 1:27* fast 7
NETTIE TRAVER. ch. f, 4
89878 L’sville lni20y l:41g fast 98
80521 I/sville lm2"y 1:43 good 1W
86450 latonia 1 1-16 1:51* slow 7
86358 Latonia 3-4 1:14* fast 12
WARDEN, b. g. 4
90025 latonia 1 1 16 1:52* inud 22
89666 l«nuisville 3 4 1 : 1 slow 29
89579 Louisville 1 1:43 mud 55

89001 Jacks’ville 5} f Iff)?* fast 12

W 933 Jacks’ville 11:41* fast 20
88890 Jacks’ville 7 8 1:28* fast 3*
LADY VIE. ch. m. 5

ill" 3-4 1:1

896,51 I/syilb- lm20y 1:43* slow 37

89579 Louisville
89506 Louisville
89438 Lexington

86448 latonia
86385 Latonia
86327 Latonia

1 1:43 mud 25
3-4 1:15* slow 28
3 1 l:lSi mud 1 5
1 1:45* hvy 4
3-4 1:14* mud 7
7-8 1:27 good 25

LADY ARION, ch. m. 6

89667 1-ouisville 3-4 1:13 slow 74

75347 I-atonia 3 4 1:14* fast 15

75062 Louisville 1 1:42 mud 20

FROSTY LANCASTER b. g. 3

89971 I^itonia
89438 Lexington
S9361 Lexington
85725 Latonia
83685 Ft. Erie
82H19 latonia
81181 Lexington

2 4 1:14* fast 14

3 4 1:192 mud 20

51 f 1:0RJ fast 4^ 1

5) f 1:11 slop 13 5

64 f 1:12* hvy 15

5 8 1:04 slow 7

1 2 52 mud 9-10 ]

105

1<)7 8 8

1«« 2 2

121 4 1 1
111 1 2
111 1 2
110 5 2

109 7 7 8
on

T>3 f2 14 14 ;

103 5 2 5

105 8 9 9

110 2 3

101

IDS’. 5 2 3
105 '10 ll l

107 Left at

107 3 3

108 4 4 5
118 12 2
101

105 2 1

104 2 3 3

107 6 6 8

105 4 10 ]

107 7 7

114 4 3 2

106 1 3

106 6 4 4

101

103 6 6

105 14 14 1

103 8 9 9’

90

26 3H Page ff AlMnlier, Oc’nQueen. Eyebright.

32 3 2 | J Howard 11 AI. George, D’tyDame, O.Nogget
By Star Shoot — Lillian Beatrice (W. A. Hughes).

11 !•« Fob* 7 F. Hayes. Gypsy King. TomBigbee

I 4*J (’ole 4 Fountlesa. Win’green. D’tyDame

in 2** Foie 1» Countless. K. Solomon. CoILnet.

4'» 6*1 Cole 11 Gypsy King. Da in. I>h me. Berwick

3 3 3* Ormes 12 AlveB.. C.A.Leiman. Yank. Pooh

14 2«k Ormes ff Milton B.. Judge Cabiniss.

By Balgowan or Sain — Grand L&dy I'M. Bennett).

21 Warren 7 StarVenus. Gyp. King. T.Bigl»ee.

9 10’ 7 J Dreyer 14 S«g«». Tom Bigbee. Leamence.

5 6 1S C Grand b Snap. Southern(iold. CFtTucker.

3 s 3* 1 T Koerner !) Marbles. Gypsy King. B.Ibwlenier

Z*\ J Dennison Tom Holland. Fireball. Ethelda.

7 7 19 J Dennison Nimbus. Bonnie Bard. Pocotaligo.
9 3 9 !, j(.l DennisonSev. Beutler. Intervene. BlackshecD

By The Commoner — Miss Chapman 1. F. Gaffney'.

5 1 4“1 (bMMlwin 7 StarVenu*. (’.Hayes. tiypsyKiog

l h 14 Goodwin 9 T. McGrath. Refined. Hatehiec«j»>a

2*1 2 1 4 W Andress 14 Sigo. Ia*amenre. Markie M.

66 7 19 ^Weather8 11 JohnCarroll. Molesey. J?t. Ilario

8 8 13 ^Goo<lwin 13 Starport. AlbertaH.. Ram. Corona.
By Orimar — Louise Wood (J. W. Bauer).

8 X ! * E Griffin s Blagg. Alice George. T. Bonero.

22 5-2 Jas Hogg Sewell. All Red. Merrick.

26 4-2 Jas Hogg Prince Ahmed. Meadow. T. Hayward.
3* 3 3 * J Rei<l Pajaroita. Prince Ahmed. Sm.Fochett
3- 3*2 C Ross Madman. Merrick. Richard Reed.

II 1| J Reid Sewell. TomHavward. HastyAgnes.
5 l 7“ Sullivan Toy Bov. A! Muller. Ariooette.

By Sain — Belle Ward (Dayton Sc Brush).

• r d 4*J Peak It Grenade. WaponocH. W.Griswell

11 10 l *iPeak Iff Rchin Grey. Donovan. Ben Sand.

7 7 21 Peak 7 AlMuller. J.Parker. T. Hayward

•>*2 Stille Id LordNelson. Galves, LyteKnlght

3 : i Slille 4 Warktax, Btkl. Day, Mi bwh

By Cesarion — Princess Bowling (E. J. Gilderxloeva).

8 8 7 I T Riee 1) Marbles. Camel. Aspirin.

I 2 5? Troxler H Har.Hall. Splendida. Kiameahalf
l l 1 1 4 Troxler !) M J. Whalen. M’wump, Cas’wary
2*2 2 l Troxler H Splendida. Light Blue, Select II
2 d 6 2 2 J Deav’p’t S Belle Mawr. Youthful. Mozart.

11 2n Troxler 9 M.Pop’Iar. K. Queen. M.J. Whalen
3nw 2° V Powers 10 Dander. Silverine. Miss Marjorie
By Lamplighter — Calamity Jane CW. E. Walsh).

14 14 38 2Ganx 1 4 Sigo. Tom Bigbe<*. Leamen^-e.

66 7 l# IGana Iff M. Militant. P. Diana. May Lutz.

10 10 R | Kennedy 10 Lad.vHill. K. Guinea. M. O’Brien.

10*10 l *2Troxler Sister Phyllis. Chalice. Plume.

By Oddfellow — Leonatus mare No. 2 (L. Kelly).

11 12-’ ; \E Griffin Iff Carew Mique O’Bri ii. Solicitor.

10 10 17 1A Walsh Iff riomeRun. Wa|N>no)*a. Ben Sand
e p«>st. S«-ovi|l*- Iff Ben Howe. Minot. Pirate Diana.
42 5 7 j 1] Griffin 9 Arionette. Ruble, Light Blue.

76 7 l2 4Brannon H Ceremonius. Critic. Sandpiper.
3»6 Ganz 9 Boscrriau, M.J. Whalen. Mugw’p

By Griffon — Vie (G. B. Ott).

7 7 7 i E Martin ll Grenade. Wapouoca. W.(4ritwell

10 10 31 Scoville 11 Camel. Minot. Fantastic.

9 10-*2J Deav’p’t Iff Ben Howe. Minot. Pirate Diana.
9 9 7 Scoville Iff R. Grey. Mauretania. Col. B<»h.

9 9 l "2Gan7. 9 MuzettaW.. B. Goodwin. T. Bighee

2% 2«»6 B Martin 4 SanPrimo. Mam. Algol, M. Popular
62 7 20 T Rice Patriot. Earl Rogers, Tom Holland.

ll 3 ll 2 '2F Jackson Patriot. Polar Star. ThoraasCalhoun

By Cesarion — Lady Ellerslie II. (Long 8c Thompson).
7 7 Goodwin 7 Dr.W.Br gs. Kar.Tbte, Eye While

I 1 r St I ll Mat _ et Vlattii Mai .

8 2 S ! “2J Butler 10 Hughes. Rustle. Funiculaire.

By Planudes — Carrie Jones (Hickey Bros.).

10 9 :, 4 Herbert Iff Domlnhvi. Olysmle. Nannette.

8- 7 l ® Loft us 9 MuzettaW. . It. Good win. T.Bigtiee

8 1 7‘”t Herbert Iff Cowdin. Al. George. Cb inBeachey

72 4TJ ^ Page My Henry. Ed G.. Jack Binns.

7 7*' Warren West. Lady. Ben K. Sleet. Short Ord*»r

12 1% E Martin Jackstraw. LouLanler. RnwIandOtla
o a 5 8 i Heidel Uncle Toni. Simonette. Relluf.

7 7 7 4 E Martin

10 10 31 Sci» ville

THIRD RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (89941- 1:11'-

HANBR1DGE. ch. h. 5

fKK)i’3 Latonia 3-4 1:16 mud l

89941 I.ah'tiia 3 4 1:11* fast 2 114

S9S98 l/sxille lm20v 1:4')* fast 44 122

8981 1 I/sville ImL’Uv 1 :39* fast 13 i 1 7

89709 Lup ville 1 1:45* hvv 9-10 114

89541 I/sville 1 1 16 1:45* fast 4 117

89363 Lexington 3-4 1:121 fast 11-5 118

too Lexington 0* £ 1:06* fast tis> 116

1 1 :45* hvv 9-10 114 2
1 1 16 1:45* fast 4 117 V

By Banastar— Debacle (G. H. Holle).

’ 2 1- 1’ Herbert 4 I». Double. T«tuy Bonero, Cry. Maid

3 2 2 24 2 |,k Herbert ff Al Muller. Crystal Maid.

4 2 1 HerlHTt »; K.IVghter, T.U fteeil. ll dzandta

\ 2 2 3* 2% HertH*rt 7 J.ILReeU. l’iakola. K. Daughter.

2 l 1 l l l l Herbert 4 Hon. Bard. T.lluvw’rd. Stoneman

}N ithdrawu. Scoville 9 K. Daughter, T.M.Green. F Maid

a 4 4 4 l 2 4 l2 21Ierl>ert a K. Daughter. Eari.vTide, MiltonB

4 3 3 2* 26 Herbert 7 CrystalMaid, KarlyTide, Merrick,

DAILY RACING FORM.

SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1910.

BEN DOUBLE, b. r. 6

9* *23 l.ai**ni.i 3 I 1:16 mud

8988* l,'*tiisviih* :: I 1:132 fast
89009 Louisville , r *i 1' last

88541 Jacks* vi lie 1 1:39! fast
88476 Jacks' ville 3-4 l:15g pood
88392 Jacks’ ville 3-4 1:14! pood
88258 Jacks' ville 3-4 1:15? hvy
88143 Jacks’ ville 3 4 1:14| alow
EYEBRIGHT. oh. r. 6
81*944 Latonia 1 1-16 1:45s fast
X9862 I»uisvillc 1 irakg fast
897*6 Louisville 1 1 ;39| fast
88848 I/sville lm‘20y 1:422 slow
89576 Louisville 1 l:42g mud
89604 Louisville 3-4 1:16? slow

116

89488 I»uisville
ALL RED. ch.

89786 Louisville
89685 Louisville
89631 Louisville
89577 Louisville
89504 Louisville
86470 Latonia

5J f 1 :05g fast

I. 4

1 1 :39g fast
1 1 :44g mud
7-8 1:29? mud
3-4 1:15 mud
3-4 1:16? slow
1 1 :40? good

19 5 IMG
25 169

45 106

7-10 10S
7-10 110
31 10S

109
112
3-2 l*f9
16-5 IttS
4 112

9-3 110

3- 3 106

65 MB
57 107

105

10 105
18 3 101

4- 5 l'H»

7 107

11 104

25 93

2 4
1

3

2

1

1 1
9 9

i T
1 1
6
6

86422 latonia lm70y 1:44? good 18-5 96
86342 Latonia 1 1:391 fast 41

Bv Bendoran — Lemons (F. .T. Pons).

2 3 Banz I Hanbridge, T. Bonero. Ciys.MuM

I'i l 1 < Jmii/. :> D’tyDaine, Crystal Maid. I'olloquy

3‘ 2- Gauz S H’dzarctla, Berwick, IT ly Dame.

7 1 7 l4 iObert !» Spellbound. Ethon. Ozana.

2«k 4 5 | Obert 5 li. Captive. Camel. Fer. Cecil Ian.

3 3 l h Obert 10 Osorlne. King Avondale. Otilo.

I 1 2' Obert 8 Spellbound, Barnsdale. Camel.

1* 1*5 Obert 7 S- Preston, J.Cabiniss, Waponoca.

Bv Rubicon — Chartreuse II. (E. Trotter).

V " "

6
3J
1-
I 3
4J

1- K Griffin 7 Camel. Claudia. Alice Baird.
6-’®£E Griffin !l Meadow. Oe’liQueon. Belle Clem.
2 5 K Griffin 6 J. II. Reed. Ltiighand. Macias.

I 3 E Oritlin 0 Royal Report. AH<*e, Kerelieval.

1° Banz 4 Longhand, ShortOrder. Si.Aulaire

4* Herbert C. A1 Muller, Ocean Queen. Merrick

5“'AJ Deav’p’t 0 K.IVghter. T.M.Green, Colloquy.

By Star Ruby — Allanette (G. Land).

6 6 ,2 ?.Hufnagel t; J.H.Rocd. Eyebright, Longhand.
35 3 4 A T Koerner 0 Dr. Holzberg, Font. Ali**e.

5 5” jj E Martin 5 Merrick, Early 'ride. Pinkola.

4 11 3 s J Deav’p’t 1> Merrick. Donovan. Marbles.

5= 5 11 .1 Deav’p’t 6 A) Muller. Ocean Queen. Merrick

45 5 4 J E Martin 6 Nimbus. L.P.Daley. Prince Gal.

3 l 3= Brannon Ludhiana, Centre Shot. Old Honesty.
4‘ 4*1 Brannon Crystal.Maid. Bellwether, M. Doyle

LUCKY MOSE.

ch. h.

6

100

By Guido— Boeticia

(F. R. Cochran).

89!*43

!^i!«*nin

Im7**y 1
1 1

:43J fast

99

it*4? r* r* Tt

5

7 6 ,w T Rice

7

K.D’giiter. Mca*l**w

. T. Hayward

S9s7 :*

Lmisville

::at£ fast

194

106 3 7 7

6

Eh :."’T Rire

H

WinCgr’u, T.M.Green, T.HaywM

89736

Louisville

7-8 1

:27jt g* *o* l

57

K*o 4 4 4

5

5 5 4 | E Martin

r*

()**. Queen, Merrick,

Dr.W. Briggs

81702

Ft Worth

7 8 1

:28 fast

8

100

4 Jas Hogg

5

Marcliuionet, John .

Ellenl.

SK257

Ft Worth

7-8 1

:29 slow

5

105

4 Jas Hogg

4

Marchiuouet, Ellerd

, John A.

FOURTH RACE — 5-8 Mile. Clipsetta Stakes. 2-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances. <82552 — 1:00—2—102.)

GOLDEN EGG. br. f. 2

K98S1 Liuisvilb- 5 S 1 :ol

K2«5o5 Louisville 1-2 48

MC4o L xington 45 f 54

Ml Lexington 1-2 48?

PRINCESS INDUSTRY.ch,

89X65 I>*lli*ville 5-8 1 :«1
8959.. laiuisville 45 f 55J

N95*»5 IxHiisville 1-2 48

89467 L*uisville 1-2 47

87898 Juarez 1-2 47g

87483 Juarez 3-8 344

87*193 Juarez 3-8 35 g

LOWEEN. br. f, 2
R9iC 9 l-atonia 5 8 1 8»|
89837 Louisville 41 f 54j?
89735 Louisville 5-8 19*14
89387 1^-xington 41 f 542
ELLA BRYSON, ch. f. 2

fast 1-2
slow*21-10
good 2.A
last 5
. f, 2
fast 7-10
good 1
slow 16
fast 31
fast S 5
fast 14-5
slow 7-10

107

102
115
‘♦9
115
112
107
10$
1 15
106
112
114
112

15 1*5 D Austin
3 l# 3=5 D Austin
2 2 2 s 1) Austin
2uk 2* I) Austin
2»» 2* 1> Austin
2 2 J l 1 1) Austin

s***.t::9

Latonia

5 8 l:0**t? fast

17 106

1

1 1

1 =

89X12

Louisville

4?. f

54g last

5t 103

1

1

25

«*711

I Louisville

45 f

57 1 hvy

6-5 1**45

1

1

1*

814252

Louisv ille

4'. f

56? mud

14-5 102

2

2

3 2

89596

I Louisville

45 f

551 good 16-5 102

1

1

2 l

89642

l»uisville

t

54* fast

18-5 101

2

1

l l

GOLDEN RUBY. b. f.

9uo_‘n iaitonia
898V1 ixuisviile
89733 Louisville
8968 J Louisville
S965o lvOUisvilie
89467 Louisville
8S763 Jacks' vi lie
WINE. b. f. 2
9**042 Latonia
89812 Louisville
89735* Louis ville
89*532 Louisville
89.558 Louisville

S 1:03 mud 6A
5-8 1 :«»1 fast 9
5-8 l mi? g. M *d 1**
5 s 1 :U3? mud 26

112

]o9 5
105 6
108 6
95 1

4i f
1-2

LITTLE OASIS, hr. f. 2

5 8 1 :0o? fast 27
-8 1:01 fast 6

89939 i^atonia
S98V1 Louisville
89783 Louisville
89524 I jouisville
89387 L* xington
89289 Lexington
BETTIE SUE, *

8**970 latonia
898945 Louisville
ELLANETTE. ch. f. 2
\9S99 Louisville
*'98**8 Louisville
89735 Louisville
89*547 Louisville
89574 Louisville
89505 Lniisville
8x735 .lacks* vi lie
8S654 Jacks’ vi lie 47. f
ORANIO. blk. f. 2
89914 Louisville 4? : f
898 1 2 Louisville
89289 Lexington
88975 Jacks' ville 41 f
SS9I7 Jacks’ ville 12
88X09 Jacks’ v ill.

HELEN BURNETT, ch. f.
89665 L«uis ville 1-2 494

41 f

1-2

544
54?
M
55 i

494

4**2

By Ces&rion — Big Goose (G. B. Ott).

I s 2" T Kw*rni*r G Dnnceaway. Roseb’gllL, L.Oasls

2** 2 2 Pag** G R.t heWorld. Pr.lndustry, lima.

I 3 l 8 E Martin 10 lima. La U Mexican, lwaliui.

4 h 2 ,# S Page 15 Housemaid. Little Oasis. lima.

By Farandole — Work (C. C. Van Meter).

Koerner s Labold. JainesMc, IuidyOrinicant

it Ella Bryson. Rue. Brand Peggy.

G R. the World. GoldenEgg. lima.
15 RoundtlieWorld, Attentive. Rue
G Flying Wolf, TheR. Prince. Sterliu
G F.Mullens, TbeR. Prince, Mor. Song
7 Sopbrony Brown, Ilzie, Coed.

110 By Intrusive — Arthesia (G. C. Bennett),

fast 6 1<*6 6 5 5 5 4 3 8 1 Scoville S Ella Bryson. Oracle, Delaney,

fast 1 1025 1 1 1** l 2 Scoville 14 Molly Mog; County Tax, Ben Prior

good 13-3 111 3 3 3 61 5 8 J Scoville 10 Oracle. Incision. Lady Ormicant

fast S5 105 1 1 11 l Dk Scoville 13 J. Denman, Incision, AlIceA.Djle

112 By Juvenal — Graziosa (J. H. Morgan).

’ 11 T l\**eriier S Oracle, Loween, Delaney.

35 C Grand S Southern Light. Rue. Labold.

1® C Brand 10 Lyd.Lee. Beechmont, Blk. Magic

4 2 J Wilson S Wine. Iwalani. James Me.

2*5 T Koerner 9 P.Iudustry, Rue, Brand Peggy.

19* J Wilson 8 Danceaway, JainesMc. Haldeiuan

By Waterboy — Mono (J. H. Morgan).

2 2 5 6 20 C Brand 7 Messenger Boy. Labold. Oracle.

6 6 6 6 ,3 2C Brand G D’eeaway, Bobl.Egg, Roseb’gllL

3 3 (* 7 ,4 JKennedy S .1.1 ten man. Americaneer. L.Katz.

1 l 3 l 3 W WrispenlO Oracle. Iwalani. Ori**ntal Pearl.

21 6 3 J Herbert S Labold. Orient! I Pearl. JainesMc.

12 11 s * Blasner 15 U*«lt. World. P.Iudustry. At’utive.

2*2 p (j Grand !> Insp.Beneral. Bodega, Hawklike.

By Golden Maxim — Encounter (M. Goldbl&tt).

15 15 Scoville 7 Athie W.. Indian Girl. Eventide.

6 2 G*| T Koerner S South. Light. Rue. Ella Bryson.

9 10 17 Kennedy lo Oracle. Incision, Lady Ormicant
97 1 1 l 3 l l J Cole S Iwalani. JamesMc. Ella Bryson.

110 2 5 5 h 6* J 1> Hall 14 Delcassy. Permelia. Molly Mog.

107 By Belvidere— Lucasta (J. B. Viley).

103 8 8 8 8 7 18 5C tlrand S Ella Bryson. Oracle. Loween.

105 5 4 3 5 4 K i J Wilson G D’eeaway, Bobl.Egg, Roseb’glll.

11 Ikdaney. JamesMc.. MaryBodine
7 J. Denman. LalJMexican, S.Dawn

13 lioween. Jack Denman, Incision.
15 Housefnaid. Golden Egg, lima.
ir — Alveria M. (A. Brown).

14 L.Ormie’t, M.Wendle, A. A. Dale.

12 Ind.Birl. Mln.Wendlo. M. lkaline
—Foundling (W. H. Fizer).

15 Wachula, Prin. Pomona. Iluxter.
14 Bounty Tax. Bad News II.. lima
10 Oracle, Incision. Lady Ormicant
14 New Star. Coletta. Molly Mog.

14 Orien.Pesrl, Iwalani, Wlieatburg

G R.theWorld. B.Kgg. Pr.lndustry
10 Vallonia. Ivouise B.. llarv. M*x*n
9 SirKearney, Ed. Adams, Bodega.
107 By Ornament — Sympatica (T. P. Hayes),

in? 9 7 7 6* 4 T Koerner 13 Kvia, Union Jack, Emigrant.

95J 7 7 7 7‘*2 Hufnagel 8 South. Light. Rue, KUu Bryson.

115 11 13 12* 13 23 Blasner 15 Housemaid. Bold.Egg. Lit. Oasis.

103 l 1 l 2 1«* Dreyer 5 Trait. Athie W.. Dixie Blue.

115 2 3 4‘ 5*5 Troxler lo Renovator, Chess, Grand Peggy.

115 2 2 2 s 23 Troxler 10 Rusticana, EasternStar, Alls*! to.

103 By AIlan-a-Dalc — Good Manners (Long & Thompson).

107 9 9 8 8 ,a Boodwin 10 Sou. Light, UuiouJack, Haldeiuan

4?. f 55f slow 28 5

PXl

4

2

1-2 47 fast 10

112

4

11

1-2 49? fast 25

115

4

2

110

•

5-8 1 :02| mud 3

106

1

2 2

45 f 542 fast 24

102

6

6

5-8 1:012 good 14

105

9

9 9

564 mu*i 28
474 fast 85

45 f

53 fast 19 10 107 3

3

3a

2® Brand

45 f

54g good 11 J

9X 5 3

1

12

15 J Wilson

45 f

542 fast 6

1022 4

4

5 l

5®2 D Austin

1-2

482 fast 23

115 5

7

r>u

3 14 1) Austin

1. f.

45 f

2

54 fast 3-2

107

110 1

1

By The Common

l 4 l 3 tllasner

45 f

55 fast 42

lit) 8

4

4“

3i Blasner

l. f.

4| t

2

55 fast 85

107

100A15

15

By Allan-z-Dale

15 15>*iE Briltin

45 f

55 fast 9

95 14

14

14

10 14 ' Weathers

5-S 1:012 good 39

97510

10 10

7

6 n Weathers

45 f

562 slow 14 5

104 9

7

6‘

8 7 Lovell

45 f

55? mud 14

106 5 8

r,

::•«

3® Ix*v«*Il

1 2

48 s 1 1 > w 73

115 5

6

6

6 14 lf>»vell

i 2

481 fast 16-5 115 It*

6

62

5* ’Troxler

45 f

54s fast 42

109 3

7

6 1

5 3 5 Mountain

mud f’l*
fast 35
fast 30
fast 6-5
fast 1-2
fast 6-5
2

slow 22

FIFTH RACE — 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. ( 40995 — 1 :51 Vj — 3 — 9S. )

DR. H0LZBERG. ch

89913 Lttonia 1ni70y
89898 l/svilb* li»2»y
8976** Louisville 1
89683 Loiisvilb* 1
89649 Lmis ville 1
89595 Loiisvilb* 1 1 16
89523 1 2 s v i I le 1 in20y
894X7 L’sville lm20y
PINK0LA. ch. g. 5
S9S9S L’sville lin2My
89M l L’sville lm20y
X9*J49 Louisville 1
S9*i31 Loiisvilb* 7 8
87**28 Juarez. 1 1 16
86824 Juarez 7 N

86644 Juarez 7-K

86 . r i66 Juarez 1 1-N

FONT. br. g. 4
89682 Loiisvilb* 1

89579 Louisvilk* 1
8921*8 A«|U*Miu«*t 1 1 16
691ft Vqueduct l

89*)63 Aqm duet 1

8S577 Ja«*k’ville 1 1-4
88494 Jacks’ ville 3^4
TOM HAYWARD, b.
89943 Latonia lm7<»y

89879 Loiisvilb*
8976(* Louis ville
897**9 Lniis ville
89614 L*uisville
89.559 L Olis ville
86470 Latonia

1
1
1

3-4
55 f
1

. g. 4

1 :43r. fast
l:4«g fast
1:40 fast
1 :44* mud
1 : tog slow
1:474 good
1 :4lk g«**wl:
1 :424 g*x**l

1 :40g fast
1 fast
1 :8if! slow
1 :29| mud
1 :5«2 livy
1 :29 fast
l:32g k<km1
2:*H*g fast

l :44? mud
1:42 mu«l
1 :4Gj? fast
1 :42 slow
1:44 mud
2:052 fast
1 :142 fast
g. 4

1 : 43?. fast
1:39| fast
l:4o fast
1 :45J livy
1:122 fast
1:05| fast
1:404 good

105

22 1**7

66 1 in

26 113

12 3 108
4 106

6 101
M -10 103
65 104

117
35 116

24-5 117
8
11

By Bannockburn — Grand Shot (E. Trotter).

6 6
3 4

2 3

3 2

45 4*5 E Brltlin
6 5*} E Briltin

6 6 1 4 1 E Brltlin

2'5 1*5 Kennedy
3* 3 3 Banz
1»| HA <laor.

2' 2 2 Banz
2 2 3 2 5 Kennedy

K.D’gbler. M«*:i*l«*w, T.IInvward
G K .D’ghler, Hailbridge, J. II. Reed
G K.D’ugbter, Meadow, H’dzaretta
G Fout, All Red. Ali**e.

5 Pinkola. Crystal Maid, Czar.

G Crys.Maid. Kerelieval, Tom Dolan
4 Ear. Tide. Gal. Pirate, Durknigbt
EarlyTidc. R.Reimrt, Kerelieval.

ins

1**9

7 5 118

10 115

4 IIS

5 112
100

45 104

15 111

7 107

5 112

1 105

50 102

12 103

100
55 1**2

26 99

2 1
7 7
5 5
3 3

4 3

7 5

4 4

5 5
3 1

25 99

7 !*9

160 1**2

ch. g. 4

105

i^itonia

1 m*0y

1:43| fast

132

1**7

7

Hamilton

1 1-4

2 :05 fast

20

M

6

M’or.mto

2 1 4

4 :<»•! hvy

6

98

8

Montreal

1 1-2

2:41 i hvy

3-5

‘.♦9

3

Montreal

1 1 8

1 :5Xf slow*

20

I'M

5

1 1-8

1 :53| fast

20

95

8

Montreal

1 1-4

2:08 fast

11-5

99

1

G C
7 8

3 3
5 5

9 9

4 4

By Pink Coat— Wyola (E. Alvey).

4’ 6’’ Blasner G K.D’ghter, llanbrblg**. J.H.R**ed

5 3 3 3 A Blasner 7 J.H.K«M*d. Il’briilge. K. Daughter

1 1 i l 2 Blasner 7» CrystalMaid. l)r.lb»lzlH*rg. Czar.

2 *» 3 3 1 D Hall T* Merrick, EarlyTidc. Al.thcBrcat

5 5*2 T Rice 5 J**anettc M.. 'I'. Wrestler. Blorio.

7 7 n 2T Itice 7 Bbuio. Early Tide. Lady Esther.

5 4 3 2 T Rice 5 Glorio. Pedr«*. Rigliteasy.

3 3 12 T Rice r* Ch. Hargrave, Meadow, T. Tlmrn.

By Hastings — Bollegarde (F. J. Pons).

15 2*5 Banz G Dr. Holzberg. All R**d, Alice.

4A 4*5 Brannon 13 Ben Howe. Minot. Pirate Diana.

5 4**1 K tirltlin T* 1’ony Bonero, Silv.Kuigbl, Nadzu

2'5 1-5 E Briffin 5 Banbury, The Peer. Keep Moving

15 l 2 Butwell 5 'Hie Peer, J*m; Rose, Nadzu.

11 11 *• OlM*rt 11 Bre«*ii Seal. Sotemia. Tal*oo.

7 4>5 Obert S Barnsdale, K. Avondale, BoldDust

By Cunard — Mamie G. (L. Johnson).

3 3 3*5 T K*M*rner 7 K.D’gliter, Meadow. Dr. Holzberg

3 2 3 2 5 J Wilson s W in t ’green. T.M.G«h*ii. J. Parker

5 5"J Hufnagel G K.D’ugbter. Meadow. H'dzaretta

3 3 3* Hufnagel 4 Hanbridge, Bon. Hard. Stoueman

2* 1 3 3 > Hufnagel 7 AIMuller, JaekParker. Duquesnc

45 4*5 Brannon !» M.Bcreaud, Wint’green. O. Queen

O' 4 4 Brannon G Nimbus, L.P.Ikiley. Prince Bal.

By Wadsworth — Ma Angeline (T. H. Stevens).

kciincdy
6 6' « 5. Bran non

pi 1 nk Brannon
2* 5 25 Brannon
5 2* Brannon

8 4 G ,2 5Brannon
4 3 7 Brannon

K.lt'gliter. Meadow. 'I'. Hayward
Woolwinder. Pinkola. Cave Adsiuu.
Cave Allsum. Obi Honesty. Seismic
Bolcomla. CoioiM'l Zeb.

Jo** Rose. Zipungo. Iaulv Estln*r.
MartinDoyle, JeanetteM.. Quagga.
LadyEstiier. Desperado. KingofMist

SIXTH RACE — 1 3-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (771K1S

MAMIE ALGOL, b.

89944 Livoiia 1 1-16
897*'_ Louisville 1 1-S
X96*:9 L*uisville 1 1-8
Liuisville 114
89. 27' L 'iiisville 1 1-S
lm74>-

8MJ79 Jack’ ville 118
CAREV2. ck. g. 7
9»*"?7 1 1 16

89V *4 Lou:. "Ville 11-4
89759 L’h ville 1 1-16
896 i 7 l/sxille llil 2 **y
89.'.' 12 L ' s v s ! I e 1 in 30v
8:*4«^. Liuisvilie 3-4
85434 L’sville 3 1-16

851X7 L’svilie 1 1-8
G1LVEDEAR. ch. g
!»i*> < La: iiia 1 ■ 16

8997.: l^iitoma lm7**y

898', 1 Louisville 1 H
897.: L.uisviJi 1 1-8
X9712 Louis ville 1 1-4
89597 L«uisvilie 1 1- It
GOLCONDA b. g 6
9**oH T^itonia 1 l 4 '

81*90' L s Ville 1 1-16

89838 L’sville 1 1 16

89763 Louisville 1 1-8
89687 L'svilie lntJ0\

893v Pimlico
89215 Pimlico 1 l-K

WATER LAKE. b. h

8^864 L*Uisv ille I
81*669 Louisville ]
89633 l^ouisvilie 1

MAID M1LITAN1

89810 L*uisviil«

89712 L»uis\ille :

W**;:::< I/)uisvilb
695X1 L’sville In

894:46 fixing i « *n

CUNNING b. f.

■

89473 A*| ucduct 7 8 1 :28|
8X375 J k’ ville 1 1 16 1 :54<
8X32) J k’vill IniTOy 1:524
68258 Jacks ille 3-4 1 :15 1
8783:< Jacks’ \ ille 3 4 1 :12|
87563 .la* ks’ ville 1 1:42
MUZETTA W . ch. f 4

•*•>■'. 7 Lit a 1 1 16 1 • t ti

89«V» LLvItb Imffty 143| si
89597 L»ulsville 11 16 1 479 H
89621 s\ i ! b* ln»2*'v 1:43 g<

8943 v L-xingi«*n :: 4 1 : 19^
8:«:> L ■ x ! 1 1 v ' ui 1 1 4 2:06
89341 L-Xio^ion 1 1 419
^ 1 L *> ville liuTvy 1:454

m. S

1:45? fast 12

1:54| fast 14-5
1 :54J slow 17- 10
2:14 mud 11 -20
1:54 fast 8
1 :44g fast 12
1:534 fast 19

1:521 mud 23 -10
2:"6j: fast 62
1 :47Z fast 30
] 42? fast S
1 454 slow 19 10
1 :13| fast MO
1 :47 fast 3
1:56 fast 4
5

1 :52? mud
1 :45 last
2:M6fc fast
] :54 £ fast
2 :14| hvy
1 :4?K good

lid

58

10

15

76

1 :52j! mud 3
1:47 fas! 14
1 :47?. fast *4
1 :54 f fast 27
1 ;454 mud 7
1 .428 fast 8
1:56 hvy 9-5
7

109

107 7

108 3
112 8
111 5
111 2
115 .8
107 5
104
lot; l
1035 3
103 7
KM 3
1**4 8

103 9

104 8
99 2

109
111 3
1*»9 9
115 2

111 5

111 4

111 9
109

By Algol— Miss Mary (W. Y. Casey).

7 7

4 4

6 6

3 2

4 4
4 3

8 8

Banz 7 Kyehright. Camel. Claudia.

I'l T Koerner G Elfall. Ben Howe, Sir Catesby.

4 4 Blasner H Alma Boy, Elfall. Denver Blrl.

1 & Kennedy G MablMilitant . VV’a ter Lake. Breat

2* l\**mi«*dy 7 Console. John Carroll, Moles**y.

4 3 A E Brltlin 8 B.Jubilee. MerrvBift. F.Pr**inlum

4 2 I ’i’roxler G Hans. Bolcomla, OI*eron.

By The Friar — Hanrose (C. E. Patterson).

1' l 3 F Jiu’kson 13 M. O’Brien, Solicitor. M. Vigilant

8 8 , *1F .la**ks*»n 12 W**lf«*rton. Elfall, St. llano.

X 8 i3 ijF Jackson 11 B’nlwidge. .1 .Carroll. W.Briswell

In 10 ,3 1F Jackson 13 RobinBr«*y. John Carroll. Sticker

4'* 4 ,U 1F Jackson Bilved«*ar. Ben How**. Cassowary
7 8 ,2 5F Jackson 11 Al.Georg**. Dainty Dntnc, Merriek

X 1 " 8 ,8 |F Ja« kson Stoiwm in. Bnntidge. T.SI.augliraun
4 2 4’’* F Jackson MahlMilitant. Orlandot. Main. Algol
By Giganteum — Sea Puss (A. D. Steele).

Brand
7 7*5 A Burton

1 11**4 Warren
6 6 8 C Braml

l 4 T 4 C Brand
J 6'«2T Rice

!* S«*rrowfnl. Pirat* Diana. Lavetm.
12 AlmaBoy. John Carroll. < ’a mill**.
12 Wolferton. Elfall. St. Barb*.

G Mamie Algol. Elfall. Ben Howe.
9 Cassowary. Molesey. Flirting.

11 Bounty Clerk, Cool, Fantastic.

1(19

112

By Goldcrest — Fond Recollection (C. DeWitt).

11 H

3 3

9 9
6 6

:o 6 r; fast

f’ k

no

il

12

2

n

V> 9>

-8

1 :54£ slow

44

109

7

7

6

6

5* 5®

-4

2:14 mud

10

111

4

5

4

4* 3®

b

1 :43k mud

-

107

106

9

7

By

56 51

1 M fast

19

112

11

'$

8

9

9 9 1

2:14k hvy

52

179

3

3

4

6

8 9 2 *

-4

2:14 mud

45

106

1

1

1

1

V* 2 -

tv

1 :43 g'>o«i

4

107

6

5

4

4

2 » l 1

1-4

1:742 mud

18

107

4

7

7

4'2 2 ■

1

1:27 inud

60

106

g

7

By <

Banz
3 4 Dreyer
8*’ Dreyer
5* Dreyer
9 1 4 JScoville
4-3 E Dugan
I** S Davis

Mountain

Mountain

x Sticker. St. Street. D.Nieliol

11 Tlilnl Rail. Breenbridge. Mob*s«*y

12 Molesey, Cassowary. Jack Right,
t* Mamie Algol. Elfall. Ren How**.
!» Ben Howe, Camel, Bold Dust.

S Apologize. EvcrarU, Ballot Box.

8 Plant land, Havre. Oecidental.
—Queen’s Lake (Mrs. N. B. Davis).
12 Wolferton. Elfall. St. Ilarb*.

S Alms Boy. Elfall. Denver Girl.
G Mamie Algol. MablMilitant. Great

• Brand s <’ ; nn«*i. Sorrowful. Sticker.

Lii. i le-ri 11 A Beorge. lMr. Diana. AlieeRaird
,1 ]>* a v’p’ t it Bilvedear. Cassowary. Molesey.
Herbert tj Mamie Algol. WaterLake. Breat
J Deav’p’t 13 PirateDiaua, MayLutz. Flirting.
- J Deav’p’t 8 Mauretania. Anderson. Aspirin.
Chilton — Preatidigitatrice (Mrs. H. H. Selby),
al

slop i?i
hvy 20
hvy lo
hvy M

fast A0
fast 2J

fast

g'»o*l

fust

102 5
K'4 4
100 X
1065 X
HI C
105

8- 2 4Kohn
6 23 1J Wilson
5- '.’A Lang
8 ,2 iJ Henry
S' *$Gobi stein
8«4 Nicol

20

i**«;

9

l't

8

7

65

MMiW

III

129

10.

•4

9

10

10

9”

9- *

*0*1 \\

in

1555

px;

II

10

9

9

10

9 ; *

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in

81

Jll9

2

8

12

10

9

9 ' 4

*o«l W

in

415

uri

fl

9

7

4 3

I 4 (

*od \*

in

50*1

109

9

9

9

8

8=®

8 23 i<

X..I U

iu

r«*

JOT.

11

10

!*•

8

|

7 8 ] (

00*1 W

in

JO

95

11

15

16

15

ll 2

10>* Gould

8 t'oli-irt. 1*51 Ball, t 'hc|H>ntuc.

> t oho: ! J onvdtoner**, Montg«*in**ry
t» Breat Jubilee. Bolcomla. Vaneu.
ti J -mi Anlri, Sir Ca lenity,
s SV iiitouml. B It.Niiilc. Barnsdale
S Di Barklc.v, TopNote. Canipe*ni.

8 t 'aslleuood, Cauiel, St. Jostqtli.
By Mont d Or — Hignland Laxtiie (A. Watkins).

l in. Miipn tt’Hricu. Solicitor.
J1 t amcl. Minot, Fanlasti**.

J « oiiiiiv t’b*iU. t ool. Fantastic.

13 71 Militant. I*. Diana. May Lutz.
U B.Bisxi win . T.Bigttcc. F. Eugene.
:* llau- J.L McMillan, 'loin itolan
12 Console. Dt-uver Biri, B. Jubilee
Camel. Warden. Minot.

New York Entries and Past Performances for Saturday, June fl.

WEATHER CLOUDY. TRACK SLOW.

NEW YORK ENTRIES.

(Bravesend.)

Racing starts at 2 :3i* p. m. (Chicago time, 1 :30. >
XRiuis well in mml. (^Superior mud runner.
(M) maiden. *At*t>rent ice allourance.

First Race — 1 3-16 Miles.

3-year-olds and upward. ^ S«*lling.

(Tra**k record :

Iud. Horse.

SIMM* 2 Montgomery ..

•.MiO.’Ui- Coinirt

(NSimm*, Quant ico

1SP987) Pctronius

(SUPS.*’, * Hampton Court
IKtOlG St. Joseph . . .

MIGHT 2 Pins and Needles. . Bis 2:tr2^

89987 s The Peer 98 2:052

N9N94 3 Sir Evelyn

t MX 614 lblieview 101 2:04

Erjcond Race — About 2 1-2 Miles.
Empire State Steeplechase. *S«m* add**d
4-year-obls and upward. Handicap.

— 1:50— IV— IllT.)

Wt. Rec. A. Wt. Ildcp.

G. .107. . X750
5. .Itx). . X 745
92 2:024 4. .llti. . X 740

9s..x74o

88 74o

111 2:01 J 7. .102. .©740
G. .103. . X735

4.. 98.. X 725

3.. im; 705

7. .1O0. . xTtxi

(Track record:

77114 -4:4.’t— 7— lG’J.)

Kill 1.34 >

Black Kri«lg«*

5.. 144.

.X700

S! *! 1* IS ”

’I’h 1st ledale ..

p ir*:;.

. . .no.**

WKNiS

Bello

4.. IX*.

. . .tarn

Si ISO 4

Waterway

7.. 145.

. x twr*

SJS.IS4

Nestor

4.. 130.

. . .t7sr*

Third Race — 5-8 Mile.

Great American Stakes. Value $G,500.
2-year-obls. Allowance.

(Track record: 28501 — 59?. — 2 — 90.)

SOS20 2 Housemaid ....

. . 1 25 l:t*2

122.

. .750

(SiMMMi itTrap R.** k

..125 1:02*

120.

. .745

.si»so:; 2 tF.*ot|>rkit

..112 1 : « »2 •

115.

X 740

(S'.M*SSi |tl:i«*kf(N>t

115.

. .74**

sj»s74 2 ’iBal*b!er

..122 1:02?

1 lit .

. .740

(SPSo.”*) Pluvious

. . .11:; 1 :Ol

115.

X7J5

iXNKir* An tenor

...100 l:02g

115.

X720

XiKH’.G Kingpin (M) ...

tA. Belnumt entry.

..705

Fourth Race — 1 1-8 Miles.

Rrookdale Handicap. Value $3,000.
3-year-olds and upward.

(Track record: 77175 — 1:511 — 3 — 103.)

(S9S30) vFITZ HERBERT . .129 1 :53 4. . 130. . X900

( S-9910) yKing James 13G 1 :52 5. .135. . X875

Mts.*:o Fashion Plate 107 1:51 4..10G..X850

Wt. Rec.
Ill 1:53*

Wt.
.111.
. 120 .
. !W».
. 95.

Iud. Horse.

S9!»t;7 2 tlrasmer**
h9Jm; 7 t Fires tone
* m x >: 17 2 Rcy bourn
S9H71 Fauntler**.v

tS. Hildreth entry.

Fifth Race— About 3-4 Mile.

(105 f«*cl short.)

3-year-ohls and upward. Selling.
Gentlemen Riders.

(Tra«k record: GSJGM — 1 :08j* — d — 122.)

Hdcp.

. X 850
. ©HtO
. X 82.5 -
. xsnn f

89781 2 Bar None

(89855) Jeanne d’Arc 98

8J»)37 3 Dnllear** 115

Sal Volatile

Patriot

Coin«»dh*nne

899S3

S9573

MSSMlT 3

1 : 10 ?

1:12

15

144.

139.
149.

140.
144.

X 725
X720
X 7 1 5
..715
®71**
X71n

SOOGl

Ciiarlb* Hargrave..

. i:a>.

. X710

H5(*2:S

Tlie Gardener

4.

.14::.

. X 7 • *5

(80560)

Balbek

4.

.14::.

. X 705

80221

Sans S*»u« i II

4.

.141.

. . .705

K.M20S

Loudoun Light ....

G.

.140.

. . .Too

!MH*1S

Miss Perigord

G.

.144.

. . . 7oo

S7W.

,80821

Ardenia

Bear of the Monti-

4.

. 141.

. . .tS*o

lain (M)

3. .120 G85

Sixth Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs.

2-year-obls. Maidens. S|s**-inl Weights

(Track record:

N99SS fRogon

89985 2 O. F. Blister

88W8S 2 Barncau 108 1:004

899.35 s Fair Miss 1t»7 1:104

80912 Bert Is

M92SO Cloml

S99Gt» fKingpin

89832 Gauntlet

89988 Handntnuing

Ms MISS tSir Raymond

89JW8 Jane Thorpe

XBarn Ihiine. b. c,
by 'Hie Bard —

La Danseuse

Compliment, ch. **,
by Ort Wells —

A deck

Meridian, b. e. by
Br**omstk*k — Sin*

Smith

•J-Qniney Stable entry.

}A. Belnnmt entry.

:0G4 — 2 — HtO. )

no. .

107. .

no. .
107. .
11U. .

1 lo. .
no. .
no. .
no. .
no. .
It»7. .

720

715

710

LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED.

FIRST RACE — 1 3-16 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (77277 — 1:59—3 — 107.)

14% %

Index Course DistTimeT’ckOJds Wt St
MONTGOMERY, ch. h. 6 107

89480 Aqueduct 1 1-16 1:463 slow 6-5 lb* 1
89153 Aqueduct 7-8 1 :-S4 slop 9-5 114 1
S929 4 ) Aqueduct 1 1 :3S fast 6 107 4

89306 Aqueduct 11:41 good 4J 112 3

83144 Sheepsh’d 1 1-8 1:53J fast 1 119 1

83081 Shcepsh’d 1 1-S 1:521 fast 3 116 3

83037 Sheepsh’d 1 1-8 1:53 J fast 17-10 112 3
COHORT, ch. g. 5 100

9d>36 G’vesend Ab3-4 1:102 mudll-10 :*s 3
S9641 Belmont 7-S 1:27 mud 1-2 111 3
89573 Belmont 11:41 fast 4-5 111 3

89480 Aqueduct 1 1-16 I :46g slow* 5 107 2

89453 Aqueduct 7-S 1:284 slop 8-5 111 4
89278 Aqueduct 3-4 l:13g good 2 112 2

QUANTIC0, b. c. 4 116

S9890 Bravesend 1 1-S 1:544 fast 3 111 1

89782 Belmont 1 1:39 fast 15 104 1

89611 Belmont 7-8 1:27 mud 10 118 5

89573 Belmont 11:41 fast 7 113 1

89424 Aqueduct 3-4 1:141 fast 10 102 6

89401 Aqueduct 6£ f 1:204 fast 11-3 122 1
PETR0N1US, br. g. 3 98

S99N7 Bravesend 1 1-4 2:063 fast 3-2 9S 3
89937 G’vesend 1 1-16 1:502 mud 3 101 N 5

89*31 Belmont 1 1-16 1:45 fast 2 88 3 4

89663 Belmont 1 1-16 1:474 fast 4-5 106 3 1
894 S3 Aqueduct 3-4 1:142 good 4 105 6

89353 Aqueduct 65 f 1:20 fast 8-5 105 6
89078 Aqueduct 3-4 1:171 hvy 6-5 103 3
HAMPTON COURT, b. c, 3 96

89983 G’vesend Ab3-4 1:10? fast 8 92 9

89871 G’vesend Ab3 4 1:11* fast 5 105 3

S9752 Belmont

-8 1:27 fast 11-20 106 3 1

7 8
2 3
6
1

1 1
4

3

6

3

8

4

1

StrFin Jockeys Started Order of Finish.

By Pessara — Montgomery Cooper (S. C. Hildreth).
2>A 2A C H Shil’g !» Cohort, L.**fLangtlen. Sil. Knight

3 3 3*J C H Shil g 8 Cohort, Tony Bonero. Falcaila.

4 4 14 1M McGee 4 Polls. Zieitap. Falcnda.

5 5 ,2 4G Garner 5 Ardri, Zienap. Polls.

3 4 3 16 V Powers 4 Keauclere, T.Sqnire. Rbxirande.

15 V Powers 5 Fashion Plate. Uuck, Norhitt.

3 3 2 1 V Powers 5 Maltbie. The Squire, K.of Bazhan
By Cesarion — Ondalan (Oneok Stable).

2 3 3*5 J Glass G Timl’ippin. Twi. Queen. B.I^oyal.

1* l l Laugan 8 Ed Bali, Cbepr*ntuc, TonyBonero

1'5 1‘5 Brunner G Ed Ball. Rcsponsful. Quuntb*o.

1 4 1J Langan !) M’goinery. L.ofL’gden. S. Knight.

I 2 I s M McGee S T. Bonero. M*»ntgoinery. Fnlcstda.

15 1‘ M McGee G Elfin Beau, Ed. Dugan, CurlyLocks.

By Atheling — Pilgrimage (Beverwyek Stable).

15 V Powers 11 Sir Cleges, Rockstone. Big Stick

7 Bon. Kelso, L.ofL’ngden. Wander

8 Cohort, Ed Ball. Cheponnu*.

G Cohort, Ed Ball. Responsful.

7 RoseQueen, Rockstone, T. Bonero

Sir Cleges. Responsful.

3 4 6 lS7 Estep
7 s 7 2,4 E Dugan
2i* 4*5 Welply
6»* 5 7 Moore
15 2} G Garner

By Sempronius — Clara Bauer (Oneok Stable).

B

Burner

Glass

2*> M McGee
4 4 M McGee
25 G Garner

89643 Belmont

1 1:40 mud 40

126

3

2

3

4

4

4'«!C

H Shil g

S9605 Belmont

3-4 l:13g fast

15

95

4

4

3

4 2

4 3 1 McCahey

ST. JOSEPH.

ch. g. 7

102

By Riley — Clarz

99016 G’vesend

1 1-S 1:54 fast

8

1**5

5

5

6

5

5*

5"?.J

Bergen

88561 J’k’ville

lmTOy 1:45! fast

6

111

3

2

2

2

2*

2J J

Bergen

88542 Jacks’ ville 7-8 1 :27g last

m

104

7

4

2

2

6 2

6 • ?. J

Bergen

88512 J’k* ville

lm"0y l:46i fast

15

105

2

2

3

2

3}

4 3 A J

Bergen

SS339 J’k’ville

lmTOy 1:54J hvy

9-10 109

3

1

1

1

i*a

2 2 V

Powers

88291 J’k’ville 1 1-16 l:53f hvy 6 103

88260 Jacks’ ville 7-8 1:3t>4 1ivy 2 H*95 5

PINS AND NEEDLES, b. m, 6 103

S99N7 Gravesend 1 1-4 2 9*62 fast 11-5 108 5

899.36 G’vesend l 3-16 2:03 mud 10 88 6

89890 Gravesend 1 1-S 1:544 fast 20 K)S 10

G’vesend 1 1-16 1:492 fast 10 10S 9

S9781 Belmont 1 1 :41g fast 11-10 149

S9623 Belmont 1 1-16 1:46 fast 15 92

89308 Pimlico lm40y 1:44 fast 12 114

THE PEER, ch. g. 4 98

89645 Belmont
89327 Aqueduct
8911X1 Aqueduct
89063 Aqueduct
S6291 Aqueduct
8622*1 Aqueduct 11-8 1 :53g fast
SIR EVELYN, b. c, 3

I»i nsA Needles. Tin* Peer. Naiizn.
S F. Purcell. Diillcare, Ilarvey F.

4 2 4 2 2 A Thomas i» Bob R., Sir (n**ges, Fak*ada.

2 2 M McGee 5 Bob R.. Galley Slave. Ruateiu.

G Acumen. O Em. W*H>leasta.
lo Danfield. Tubal. Bob R.

3 Galley Slave, Brushbroom.

By Galore — Dorothy Hamptcn (S. C. Hildreth).

4 3 15 Van li’oteii 11 Rigliteasy. F.Levy. SirAlvescot.

4‘ 2»* E Dugan I> Danfiebl. K.Olymp’n. D.ofOnn «le

2* 2 2 C II Sbil’g 4 Sandrian, O Em. Bob R.

‘“4 TheTurk, Pr.Inqierial. Grasmere
5 SeaCliff. RoseQueen. SirJ. Johnson
White (Miss A. V. Mari-one).

7 HarveyF.. B.News. L.ofLangden
12 MerryGift. Gerrym’der. J.Carr**ll

!♦ Descoinnets. Camel, Bold Dust.

9 Etiion. Hans, Desconmets.

8 M. Algol. Great Jubilee. Warfield.
G Mamie Algol. First Peep. Cowen

lux 2 2 V Powers 8 Gobi Dust. Havre. Maximum.

By K.of the Thistle— Sandy Bar (W.F.A.Mulholland),
2 s 2A Van B’oten I*»*t ronlus. Tin* Peer. Nadzu.

3 4 A Thomas G Bob R.. Berkeley, Taboo.
9 ,7 lTIce 11 Qiiantico. Sir Cleges, Ro« kstone.

5'?. I^angan 11 Taboo. Keep Moving. Imitator.

I s 1* J Reid

4 2

-4 2:062 fast 3

105

1

3

3

3

3 2

L -8 1:54 mud 8

1 1 Ml

3

4

4

£

5

1 1 :39f fast 2

103

2

2

3

3

4

1 1 :42 slow 9-5

103

2

3

3

4

5

1 1:44 mud 5

l'H)

1

4

4

4

3 s

-16 1 :47i fast 7_

103

3

2

4

4

4!

15 94 1 2

3 8 i Mr E T’ker 4 Dullcare, P.ar None. Everarti.
7 11 Estep 7 Firestone. Glucose. Prince Bal.

1 2 3 J Reid 3 Jubilee, TheMonk, CotUsOrmaby.
By Batten — Countess Irma (P. Dunne).

3*5 -I Blass 3 Pctronius. PinsAN»s*dles. Nailzu
4 ,; 5 Langan 5 TaIx>o. Dandy Dixon. Berkeley.
3” B Garner 4 Berkeley, Eil Bail. Rustem.

3 4 5 V’an B’oten 5 Font, Banbury. Keep Moving.

2 2 G Garner 5 Font, Joe Bose, Nadzu.

_ 2 h Creevy Black.Mate. BonnieKelso. Dan. Dixon
5“ 5*1 J Glass Patsy. Firestone. Beaucoup.

By Sir Dixon — Maribel (J. Loughlin).

89X94 G’vesend

1 1 16 1:482 fast

10

103

8

7

7

7

7

3' 4 W Doyle

!) (;iui*»*s**. Cliff Edge. Faultless.

86217 Aqueduct

7x8 1:29 fast

10

106

7

6

5

4

3'5

I s Scoville

Naughty Boy. Tempter. I.ill!** Hot.

86*177 Aqueduct

61 f 1:23 fast

6

110

6

5

G

4 =

4 3 Creevy

KddieDiigan. Coonskin. Naugh.Bov.

85965 Aqueduct

1 1:421 good

20

100

2

3

6

5

4 5

4 7 J E Martin

Hainntou (’ourt. Christina. Tubal.

BELLEVIEW,

ch. g, 7

100

By Bel Demonio— Gadabout (Beverwyek Stable).

*.**!*l3i G’vesend

1 1 16 1:49? mud

15

105

7

7

7

G

6"’

5* A Lang

S Ardri. F. Purcell. 1,. Stiiiiho|*c.

90016 G’vesend

1 1-8 1:54 fast

25

105

t;

7

5

4

4 2

4*! A I^ang

7 HarveyF.. B.N**ws. L.ofLangden

S99S7 Gravesend

1 1-4 2:06g fast

40

105

4

4

4

4

4*

o 8 *^* A Lang

5 Pctronius, P.& Needles, ThePeer.

89965 G’vesend

1 1-S 1:548 fast

30

lt*5

7

7

7

7

8

S' 2 S Davis

H D. Dixon. SlrCleges. L.ofLaug«b‘ii

89875 Gravesend

1 I S l:54g fast

50

107

G

5

5

5

r* 23

r* ,rt AS Du vis

G WiseMason. B«>n. Kelso, Orcagna.

89577 Aqueduct

1 1:39! fast

60

108

6

6

G

G

G

6 27 JBntweli

G (>. Hannah, Dandelion. K. Moving

__ 8EC0ND RACE— About 2 1-2

Miles.

Empire State Steeplechase.

4-year-olds and upward. Handicap.

(77114— 4:43— 7— 1G2.)

BLACK BRIDGE, b,

89934 G’vesend
89'. MIS G’vesend
89804 Belmont
89572 Belmont
89307 Pimllcc
89213 Pimlico

89854 G’vesend
89743 Toronto
89654 Belmont
89332 Pimlico
BELLO, ch. f. 4
S990N G’vesend
856 1 1 Belmont
S534S Belmont
WATERWAY.
X9S04 Belmont
S94tx; Pimlico
89283 Pimlico
SC 269 Pimlico
86213 i Mm I ico
95936 Pimlico
NESTOR, b. g,

144

Ab 2 A

1:58

mud 4 5

143

1

5

2

2

1* Tu

M llcii’sou

7

Di<*pit, Dr. Keith. Magellan.

A 1*2?.

4:52

fast

3 2

145

3

5

5

3

***** •>«

M H<*n’s*»n

3

Mel low mini. Iliistledah*. Bello.

Ab 2 A

5:3oj|

fast

4

149

2

4

3

1

I 2 3 6 S

M H'n’son

G

Rossf**nton. Kara. K*r W****sl**r.

Ab 2

4 :03

fast

6 5

145

3

{J

1

2

Mill | 4.

M Hen’ son

S

Kingl’astle. Bi»un*ll’.n>ok. Da cm.

2

4:13?

fast

3?

146

3

4

2

1

I 2 1"

M Hen’ son

U

Ilighllnt. l)r. Heard. Expansion’*

2 4:311

hvy

9-5

117

3

I*ost

rider.

M Hen’ son

5

Bersi. Prince, XcImh*.

E. ch.

g. 9

153

By Knight of the

Thistle — Zerlina (W. O’Neill).

Ab 2 A 4:32

fast

159

4

1

1

2

3 3 3 2 1

E Heider

r*

M**ll<*w mint. HlackBridgc. Bell**.

Ab 2

3:52

last

2-5

157

U

1

F

•II.

E Holder

r»

Bramlpa, Bushraiiger. Magellan.

Al* 2 h

5:07

fast

9 d

163

3

1

]

r.

4 4 n

'Boyle

s

Dr. Pillow. Fincastle. Tournov.

Ab 21 4:35

fast

2

163

2

1

1

1

l 4 2 4

Donohue

r*

Agent. Rossfenton. Tap|*ington.

2

4:08g

fast

5’i

1GG

3

1

1

1

1* 1*

11 Boyle

G

Dr. Pillow, Tourney. Vilhalla.

4

135

By Ornus — Tarpeia II. (Mrs. L. L. Tompkins).

Ab •:?.

4:52

fast

G

145

r;

4

4

4

4'.*i* 42*;

W Allow

r*

Mellow mint. IF Bridge. Tbis’dale

Al* 2

3:58|

fast

5

137

6

1

1

1

I 3 1J

W Allen

7

Oakliurst. Ruxton, Nost**r.

Ab 2

4 :0S

fast

12

132

3

1

1

1

l 3 ® 1 3 «

Lucas

5

Rnxton. Brendan. Oukhurst.

b. g.

7

145

By Waterlevel —

Runaway (G. A. Brondor).

Ab 2?.

■'•:30g

fast

10

153

4

5

0

3

5 5**

ILi.ler

G

Rossfenton. Kara. I’.laek Itr'nlge.

2

1:04?

fast

6-5

153

3

4

3

|

3*» 37

Boyle

r.

SirW**oster. Touchwood. T**urnev

2

1:18?

fast

8-5

162

3

2

L<

*sl rider.

II Boyle

4

Bigot. Vilhalla. Lizzie Flat.

Ab 2

4:318

1:328

fast

1

1GG

1

1

1

Fell.

W Alien

Vilhalla, Stellaland. Essex 11.

Al* 2

fast

8-5

163

4

2

2

1

1“ 1'°

W Alien

V’ilballii. Essex IL. Jim MeBlII.

JVb 2A

5:32!

fast

1G-5

158

1

3

3

1

1» l 3

Hughes

Dr

. Pillow. John DIII*»n. High Hat.

899M G’vesend
X9JXI8 G’vesend
89608 Belmont
99554 Belmont
8U1C9 Pimlico
85901 Pimlico

A I* 2?.
Al* 2.’.
Al* 2*.
Ab 2'
Ab 2
Ab 2

1 :54f
4:52
5:40

I - 'i x?
4:153

fast

fast

fast

fast

fast

good

130

130

130

139

132

137

132

By Golden Garter — Amourette (M. L. 8chwartz).

3 s 4 n 5Kernuitli G Mcllowuiint. M«uit** Carl**. Xeliec

5 5 ,r * Kermatli r* Mcllowinint. B. Bridge. This* dale

4 4 ° Kermatli 4 Mellowmint. Dkiplt, Magellan.

5 5’ ,4 5M Hen ’son Agent, 'nilatledalg. Rtmafenton.

2 2 ,# *E Heider M a ire I Ian. Ruxton. Mill Work.

1* l 4 E Heider Magellan. Osage. Oakliurst.

THIRD RACE — 5-8 Mile. Great American Stakes. 2-year-clds. Allowances. <2HT»o|

OtM

HOUSEMAID, b. f. 2 122

S9S29 tiraveseiul 5 s 1:01? fast 11 5 12.*

89779 Belmont 45 1st 53^ fast 25 119

89289 I >• xington 12 4Xi? fast 25 115

TRAP ROCK, du c. 2 129

S9!*(X; Grav* s ml 5 \ 1 :t*2|f fast 2 5 r_\5

•89909 Grnves**t]<l 5\ I 1 :**7» fast 4? 112

89.832 Grav -sen* I 5-8 1 :03| fast 12 5 110

115

By Broomstick — Ethel Paco (C. L. Harrison).

1 1* 2» V Powers s Basil! I. Anna Casse. Ablivia.

3 15 P V Powers 7 Horizon. Herodhi. \Ii>s Netl.

1 l 3 1"’ V Powers 15 Bolden Egg, Little Oasis, lima.

By Rock Sand — Topiary (A. Belmont).

1 1* I* F. Dugan s Don* aster. Anna Cass**. Sehago.

1 I 3 I* F. Dugan T> Ant*n**r. An. Cause. 'fowtonFi**!d

4 3\ 2* E Dugan 1G S«*bag*». Missjunah. Mr.Bolightly

s!*xo:;

1 telmont

5 s st

58?

fast

9-5

122

4

4 3

4*.* 2 : * E Dili an

r»

Ncmprnlus. (’«>lston. Nuuslmn.

x:m;*;i)

Belmont

5-S st

698

fast

9 10

112

2

2 2

2* I s F Dugan

1

lloriz«ui. Aldrian. Thrifty.

S9379

Pimlico

5-8

1 :«)-’!

fast

1-2

112

4

1 2

2® 1* E Dugan

(

B**rr«*w«>r. Missi\* . Idle Michael.

8921 1

Pimlico

4J f

581 livy

3-2

112

G

3

2‘ I s S Davis

10

Planutess. Whist. Hatteras.

BLACKF00T.

blk. c.

2

115

By Yankee— Tepee

(F. R. Hitchcock

1 88988

Gravoson*! 5\ f

1 :08g

fast

1

K*7

3* I 4 J Glass

i:s

Gurneuu. A«lain Bede. Rogon.

BABBLER, ch. g. 2

89S74 Graves**n*1 -5 S 1:012
S!X>42 Belmont 5-8 st 1 :(X*g
S9534 Belmont 5-8 «t 1:02
89254 Aq’duct 45 f st 54<

89106 Aq’duct 45 f «t 55J
S9022 Aqueiluct 1-2 st 47|
PLUVIOUS, ch. c, 2
89X53 Gravesend 5-s 1:01 fast
89702 Belnmnt 45 f st 52g fast
89586 Belmont 45 f st 51 i mud
897*34 Belmont 5-8 st 1 :*>2 fast
89303 Aq’duct 45 f st 54J fast
ANTEN0R. b. c. 2
: uo: , Ji » Jr:i v« s«*ml 5 s 1 :*»2
s:*9U‘* Biuveseltd .'*5 f 1 :o7?
s:*s52 Gravesend 5 s 1 :0l
89X03 Belmullt • s st 5X|

897 ’-‘ti Bellll«*Ut * 8 St I 01
69678 Beimoiit 45 f wt 52

fast
j mini
fast
last
) slow
! last

mud

fast

last

fast

lust

Iasi

119

122

112

119

104

II 5 102
8 106

115

113
110
4-5 115
4A 122
3-4 105
115
t m
7 10 112
7 109

40 122

2 5 108
4 112

By Hastings — Bridlepath (A. Belmont'.

I s 2 s F Dugan r. Nanshon, Z* us. Maid.

2‘ 1 h E Dugan G N*»velt.v. Semprolus. Zeus.

25 25 E Dugan s S**ili. Semprulus. Dust

r**» D** B Garner G F.Mullens. Pluvious, .-seijupruliis.

2 ? 1*5 B Banier 11 Agawam. Carbineer. Lula.

3*1 3 3 E Dugan 10 Seiuprulus, V . Mullens Dartworth
By Inflexible — Tcnebrae (T. W. O’Brien).
ritaP V p**w«*rs •* Anteoor. row ton t.

.’I Nausliou, \liu i
.'» Novell*. Aklriaii. \aughtv Lad.
s Seth. Rabbb i . Seiupi-el.is.

5 S.O’Rva.i. D. Mark. F* a Mi. I Hist, r

2 4 2* J (ilas
)h 2** V l’»*wers
t . i

I 2 1** J Glass

By Solitaire II — Carnation !l U. J. Kraui 1 ,

2 : * 4^1 E imgan G R. i W.*rM. h Duster. /.« >

3 1 \ l*owi • 1 »Bu . ^

f* 2 2 • (li'i'.v) 9 PluvU*..-. levvton Fi«*bl. I. !ii» !.

6 r* ai C II shilg .*» Semprulus. FnaLpriui . (Vilstell.

2 4 l“8 C II Sbil’g i* t ..Isloii Amalfi. I le. tagon.

4 h 2* C 11 Shil’t; o Seiuj* lolus. Textile, Fr’k VI uiletta

4

t

SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1910.

DAILY RACING FORM.

KINGPIN, ch. c. 2

r.ravi's* ml 5 s 1 fast 4i*

89912 Gravesend 5* I I:**?, fast S

N!"-:;.’ Gravesend 5 s l:«3g last 30

&M(T* Aq’duct 4J f st 54* good 30

FOURTH RACE— 1 1-8 Miles.

FITZ HERBERT, b. c, 4

89-00 Gravesend 1 1 4 2:05g fast

89590 Belmont 11-8 1:54 mud 1-3 120 1* 1 1

8ti*:>'4 Pimlico 2 3:25| fast • 1-10 lnfi 3 1 1

8t*26s Pimlico 1 1-4 2:08 fast l-lo 121 ill

86157 Aqueduct i 1-8 1:53 fast 4-5 129 111

85182 Belmont 1 5-16 2:11 good 4-5 130 1 *» 2

85123 G’vesend 1 3-16 2:104 fair 9-20 128 3 4 3

84823 G'veaend 1 1-4 2:051 fast 3-1‘J 128 1 1 1

KING JAMES, b. h, b 135

89s 1 1 • G’vesend 1 1-16 1:47 fast 1-2 i:;n 13 3
89S43 Toronto 1 18 1:53| fast 13-20 132 2 1 1

89729 Belmont 1 1:578 last 4-5 129 1 2 2

89517 llehnont 1 1:371 fast 3-2 129 5 4 3

89463 Aqueduct 1 M€ 1:451 good 1-5 128 3 2 2

89398 Aqueduct 7-8 1:26 fast 1-2 130 3 3 1

FASHION PLATE, ch. c. 4 106

89s:m Gravesend 1 1-4 2:rt5jJ fast 41. loo 3 4 3
89517 Belmont 11:371 fast c' 105 1 2 4

894S2 Aqueduct 1 1:38 good 3-4 105 3 1 2

89398 Aqueduct 7 S 1:26 fast 10 Ion 4 2 2

&3GS2 Empire 1 1-16 1:51 j hvy 2 104 1 3 4

83491 Empire 11-8 1:531 fast 2 106 2 3 3

83276 Sheepsh’d 1 1 -S 1 :S1 fast 4-5 lu7 2 1 1

83205 Sheepsh'd 1 1-8 1:511 fast 1-3 122 111

GRASMERE, ch. g. 3 111

89967 G’vesend 1 1 16 1 :40* fast 9 5 111 4 6*5

8: 89. G'ves. Il l 1 116 1 :46ft fast 13-5 112 4 5 4

896 1:’. IVlmont I 1:40 mud 7-5 1 26 2 4 4

8959 • Belmont 1 I S 1:54 tnud 5 109 3 2 2

89553 Belmont 3-4 1:12 fast 6 105 4 3

893ol Aqu«*duct 3-4 1:121 fast 4 112 5 2

86674 Aqueduct 3-4 1:14 fast 2* 120 4 3

85892 Jamaica 55 f 1:08* good 16-5 120 5 5

FIRESTONE, ch. h. 5 120

8991" G’vesend
S9S43 Toronto
89729 Belmont
8s517 Belmont

FIRESTONE, ch. h. 5 120

89967 G*vesend 1 1 -16 1:462 fast 4 127 8 7 6 6

89891 Gravesend 1 i s 1:53 fast 2-5 125 1111

89857 G v.-S. nd 1 1-16 1 :47| fast 18-5 120 1 6 5 4

89705 Itelmnnt 1 1 16 1:46 fast 2i 121 1 3 6 5

89661 Belmont 7-8 1:26| fast 1 122 *» 1 2 4

89623 Belmont 1 1-16 1:46 fast 7-5 126 3 3 2 2

89482 Aqueduct 1 1:38 good 3-2 1_T> 14 3 3

89449 Aqueduct 1 1-16 1:48 hvy 9-20 120 1 1 1 1

REYBOURN. b. c. 3 96

9«m:*. 7 Gravesend 1 1-4 2:08* mud 3?. 104 1 *» *» *>

8*. 91,7 G’vesend 1 1-16 1:462 fast 5 96 2 3 3 3

S9910 G’vesend 11-16 1:47 fast 15 99 3 4 4 4

89827 G vesend A 1*3-4 1 : log fast 30 92 6 6 6

89430 Pimlico 1 1:40ft fast 20 I09 6 7 9 8

89211 Pimlico 3-4 1:201 hvy 2 93 4 4 3

8914.9 Pimlico 1 1:49ft hvy 18-5 102 3 1 1 1

89080 Pimlico 3-4 1:20 hvy 7-10 101 2 11

FAUNTLEROY. b. c. 3 85

89871 G’vesend AK3-4 1:11ft fast 15 liti 7 9 9

8943m Pimlico 1 1:40| fast 12 1 IS 11 10 lo 12

88765 Jack* ville 1 1-4 2:05* fast 11-5 118 5 6 6 6

88577 Jack* ville ] 1-4 2:052 fast 2 108 11 11 9 y

883941 Jacks’ ville 5} f 1:072 g<MMi 2 1 11

86257 Aqueduct 11:40 fast 8-5 100 2 1 1 1

115 By Box— Eli se (Quincy Stable).

I 1, '} | .'V 16. vie s Tim |*|( 4 M-k. Doncaster. AniiiiCussc

‘ 1 1 1 t -• , L I Uiga 11 11 Swish. G .-mien 11. Fair Miss.

* 7 ^ 7 ‘ Phillips It; SelKign. Trap Rock. Miss Juuuh.

110 12 12 12 12 Warrcu 12 Shackletim. Helene, Old Boy.

Brcokd&le Handicap. 3-year-olds and upward. (77175 1:513-. -3 103. )

, _ 136 By Ethelbert— Morganatic (S. C. Hildreth).

J5 I}} 1 1* J* g Dugan t; Olambala. Pr. Imperial, f’zar.

1-6 2 11 1 u 1'jV Powers :> Grasmere, Candh-herrv.

3 1 1 1 V 1« C 11 Shirgsrum-rsmion. P.&. Needles. Noth’most

\ J J J }. IS L 11 s}il - KNelherin’t. Arondaek. C.ol'Ches’rb’k

? J J J * } x E Dugan Olamliala. Amsee. Buck.

^ J ; : ; 1* 1J g Dugan Olamhn la. Mary Davis. Kffendl.

J® 3 4 3 2 2 2 E Dugan Afflict inti. Wise Mason. Durante.

128 1 1 1 1 l» l*j E Dugan Affliction. Arondaek.

135 By Plaudit— Unsightly (S. C. Hildreth),

l.jn 1 3 3 2 P 1* G Archil,’ d 4 SirJ. Johnson. Prisoilllan, Revb’n

}£ 7 J J } }' }: C lj ghil g ij Fulfill. Win. Pitt. Jack Atkin.

- - “ 1 in !, U 4 Priscillian, Zienap. Wise Mason

129 .j 4 3 o 2*» 4-J ( H blnl g 9 Fash. Plate. 1*. Imperial. J. Atkin.

Jg J 2 2 2 li 2'i E Dugan 5 Fayette. Far West. Hill Top.

130 3 3 1 1 16 2 2 But well G Beaueoup, Fashion Plate. Granla

106 By Woolsthorpe — Fashionable (Oneck Stable).

**^3 4 o'- ■' ■ 2 M McGee (’» F. Herbert. Ohtmhnln. P. Imperial

1!- I 7 1 '* " 11 M Pr. Imperial. J.Atkin. KingJatnes

3 12 1 Pi 1 * M Met. 4*i* 1 Firestone. Roekstoue. Zienap.

I ; t i i!. :: ‘i MeGee 4» Beaueoup. King James. Crania.

" ‘i §P°viIte Arondaek. AIf.Nohle, II a If Sovereign
JJS “ ? ? ? J; x S g rn ‘ lh JlAltlue. AlfredNoble. K. Daughter.

107 -11 1 l‘l 1* H Smith Kffendi. Affliction.

122 111 1 l l IJ H Smith Yankee Da tighter. Huston. Verbatim

HI _ „ By Meddler— Rotha II. (J. R. Keene).

111 4 6* 5 ., 3*5 2" V l'4i\V4*rs K Hcyhourn. Berkeley. Guv Fisher.

Ill 1 ' I i V. 1 :!?, IN, ''r rs r> IMMHH-rlal. TheTiirk, G’dleherry

M’ 5 1 5, 1 *2” 4 T.Turk. IMmperial. Ham. Court

1JS 3 2 2 2 2» 2G. P.ulwell Fitz Herliert, Camileberry.

I, , 2 3 3 2- P* lint well 5 PrineeGal. Beaueoup. KoseQoeen

I* 2 5 2 2 2>* 2*i Bntwell 5 1*lie Turk. Everett. Sandrian.

I 2 ® 4 3 3 3 1 2 5 But well Ilam.Conrt. Starhottle. C. Hargrave

120 u 5 4 36 2 3 Butwell 'j^ic Turk. CUefTyola. Starlmttle.

Montreal tntries and Past Performances for Saturday, June If.

MONTREAL ENTRIES.

Haring starts at 2:15 p. m. (Chicago time. 1:15.)
X Huns well in mud. (^Superior mud runner.
(M) mnnlcn. *Ap|»rentlce allowance.

First Race — 7-8 Mile.

3-year-olils and upward. Selling Ilamlleap.

(Tra *k rc«*ord: N243X — 1 :2G — fi -in;. ,

WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK SLOW.

Ind.

Horse.

Wt.

R«-c.

A. Wt.

Ildep.

xttiisi 3

CRANIA

112

1:27

4. .102.

. X 725

sjrt>5o r -

Elfin Beau . . .

.104.

. X 720

c.mxhh 1

Jam- Swift

5. .107.

. X715

(!MMJ27l

Busy

:i. .107.

. X715

SP7P5

Osorine

*’’.‘.102

1 :2f»*

4 . .bn;.

• X 710

!HH)5(I-

E*1 Keek

3. . !H).

. . . 705

5* l* M Mr-tiee
P.J l 4 M McGee
2 ! 3« M McGee

2*5 2 4 Scoville

4 ! 4 3 i II Smith
1*5 1« H Smith
l l 11 H Smith

3 l 3® V Powers
1* 3U ButW4‘ll
2 s 2*.’. Butwell
2= l 3 Butwell
26 2 14 Butwell
3i 2 3 Butwell
36 2 3 Butwell

Second Ra?e — 5-8 Mile.

2-yesr-olds. Selling.

( Traik record:

.K0JI70-*

*1 )»**•* -lie v ....

Ih;

:()5#

SKI .

X 725

NO! >!».V

John

I'eiulerg

rast ..115

I :o7*

107.

X 72o

SO! 121-

Supple

112

.*02*

104.

X 715

0(Kt4S,

I.**s*ar

105

1 :o ;si|

107.

X 7 1 5

S!10!»5

.M issiv

100

1 :03ft

‘HO.

X710

Si 1070 3

Ten*I<*t

(M (

104.

. .705

!Mh,20

Hei-ce

(Ml .

107.

. .7(H)

S0204

C. A.

M«,rgau

(M).

107.

. .Too

ssi*,7s

Di-lier

(M» .

107.

. .700

.Miss Detroit.

b. f.

by Kilkerran —

Wainainoinen . . . 104

Third Race — 1 1-4 Miles.
S-yt'ar-4>hls ami upwanl. Handii^ap.
(Track rei-onl: S24!M -2:05 — I — 11*2.)

Iml. Horse. Wt. Itec. A. Wt. Hficp.

!KM>.*50 ; + Nat B s . .144

S1K*S41- Fincast |c 7 . 144.

OOir.'jD Byzantine s..i:S).

(K!KkSO)|Tlie Sliaiighrauu .. 5.. 142

SOO!)ft ! Class I .caller lo. .143.

(NPiHHDtMinlo 4 .14::

00020 tGlkl (M > (;. . |:u:.

■*’B. -Mcla*nnan and W. Ilogan entry.

JG. Hcmlrh* rntry.

Sixth Race — 3-4 Mile.

3-yenr-olds and upward. Selling.

( Truck r4*conl : 82.3GO— 1 : 1 2g — 4— 1 20. )

SS)S3«) *I.ady Irma Ih7 1:115 4..1H)

(90031) Light Wool 110.1:21 0..12I.

18^)01 Grimaldi 6. .111.

Niirkio *(*4NHiey K 99 1:12H G. .113.

90001 -Za<*ateeas Km; 1:14 4 3..103.

S092G 3 Sight Km; 1:134 4..II0.

!*002S 3 *( , i>inpton 107 1:13* 3 103

<!HM)47 F*Po4-4»(alig4» KK) 1:13* 4..los.

<94M)50) Mon Ami K*4 1:144 3.. 105.

1MMI31 Huhle !M) 1:13* 4.. 120

•9SMI77 Silk Ii4*se 97 1:14* I..IOS.

772(57 * Bra 111 hr© 5.. km;.

Seventh Race — 3-4 Mile.

3-year-idds ami upward. Allowances.

(Track record: S23G9 — 1:12* — 4 — 120.)

(8 M40 1 yJack Dennerlen. . . . 104 1:143 3. .105..

!:4M>54) Goppcr Princess 4. . 107.

iMM)52 Autumn King g!!ho!

10—1:1

•»;

4—

120.)

107 1

11 3

4

.110.

. X 725

1 lo. 1

:21

0

.121.

.0720

0

. Ill .

. X7I5

00 1

12ft

0

.113.

. X 715

Km; 1

14*

. K)3.

. X715

Km; 1

13*

4

.110.

.0710

107 1

13*

.103.

. X 7K>

loo 1

13*

4

.ION.

. X 7o5

104 1

14 ft

. 105.

. . .705

00 1

13*

4

.120.

. X7»M)

SIT 1

14*

4

. ION.

. . .090

5

. km;.

. . .600

By Royal Flush III.— Modreda (S. C. Hildreth).

G'-JE Dugan s Hcylsnirn. Grasmere. Berkeley.
1" l 1 E Dugan 3 Pretend. Zienap.

! If 029

lauly Esther ....

.IOC, 2:07ft

7

. 108.

. X 725

SMMI32 tS«,llv M

(!i«rii:;2 >

Orcagna

.104 2:13

r, .

. 1*tt).

. X 720

X9077 Star Emblem ...

. 08

1 ;*( :*.:.! ,

('*, llis Orinsbv. . . .

3.

.104.

. X715

70350 tJ*,hn ( ’. Rice . . .

XSKISI

Grania *

4.

. 10.3.

. X715

N!i077 .t Nat han Hale ...

!lO!)2K

Arondaek

.121 2:0K»

4.

. 03.

. X710

S001MJ tKeriKM-han I M )

l N0047 )

Duke of Roanoke

.144 2:13

5.

.107.

. X705

K!»077 Silk H*^*-

*. 07

.110. . X7P>
.IIO 705

4- 3 3 ) C II Shil'g 5 Beaueoup. Highteasy. Magazine.

16 l 3 t* If Shil’g 7 Glucose. Prince Gal, Zienap.

2 2 2 4 C H Sliil’g 7 FashionPlate. Hockstoue. Zienap
l 4 l 4 C H Shil’g 4 Zienap, Prince Gal, Dinna Iveu.

By Star Shoot— Last Resort (W. F. A. Mulholland).
2** 2 8 J Held 5 Pretend. Superstition. KYrankic
2 4 1« J Glass S Grasmere. Berkeley, Guv Fisher
4 Pi A Thomas 4 K. James. Si rJ. John son, PrisclI’n
5® " 2 Estep 7 SirJ. Johnson, Madman. Dreamer

66 a 2 \ Deverich 12 Luymiustcr. Daltmusie. Sager.

2 l 3 2 * McCahey 4 Takaliira, Starhottle. Ruble.

2 s H» J Reid 4 G.M.Mil’r. TlieG.But’rfly. St.Alie
Vi 2* J Reid 7 Astieot, Havre, Earl Rogers.

By Little Saint — Flickamaroo (Mrs. J. McLaughlin).
8- S'- Met ahey 9 Dantidd. II. Court. K. Olympian
12 12 1 4 Noiter 12 Lay minster. Dalhousie, Sager.

6 6’ 1 J Reid f# Polls. Sager. Martinez.

86 7 7 i Butwell 11 Green Seal, Sotemia, Taboo.

n ^ "o„i Miit on b.

4 4 8 i Cree\*y Firestone. Nimbus. Far West.

rd. Fourth Race— 1 Mile.

ZIne - 3-year-olds. Selliug.

«P- (Track record : 77h2T? — 1:38* — 3

Zienap < S9982 » =*( olom l Ashmeadc. . 92 1:41*

Iveu - !MH»2S 5 Compton Ill 1:41

Hand). !KM.o.T-*Rjidatiou 92 1:43

■ankie !MM)51 3 Merman 92 l:4|3

Fisher 89! <97 3 Detroit 102 1 :47V

riacil’n 89923 *Sou

reamer i)(M)2K *Fe:irnaiigbt II

lger. 89791 Colonel Jot

le. 89982 •Tin* Golden Butte: -

St.Alie fly S4 1:42

rs. S999t; 2 Henry Hutchison

ehlin). LM) •

S4 1:42

-100.)

94 . . X 725

1113. . X 720
80. .©715

103. . X 71 5

KMJ . .©715

98. . XTlO

899!m; Carolina 8.. 103. .

fK. T. Dawes entry.

tA. S. Ives. J. Lowe and T. Dwyer entry.
Eighth Race— 1 Mile.

3-year-olds and upward. SHIing.
(Track record: 77023— 1:38*— 3—100. )

90031 3 * Ft lion 1P2 1 :38f t;..lo7

89!IS1‘-*J4M* Rose KK! 1:40) 11(84

• 102 1 :3S* 0..107

!2 *0ii S99S2- Shapdale

11V ‘X-.V- (89982 • ®( ’done I Aslimead*-.
H)4 . . X )0.» !MM)51 3 *.\leriliail

92.. X 705
103. . X700

Fifth Race — About 2 1-2 Miles.

Prince of Wales Steeplechase. $1,200 added.
4-year olds and upward. Handicap.
(Track record: 75379 — 5:10 — 4 — 143 )

(S992 1) Dr. Pillow 4..153..X

JMMC52 3 Occidental
!M (MM)-* Rada t ion ...
899*50 Lawton Wig)!

!MM)47- Niblick

The figures under

km; 1 :40*

95 1:42
1:41#
92 1:413
104 1:403
99 1:422
Km; 1:2!)»
104 1:38#

4. . 104. . X 720
4. . KM). .©715

5. . 87.. X 7 15

88.. x 715
4. . 98. .0710

3. . 84. ,©71o

4. .IK). . X 705
8. .108. . X 705

in above entries show

the Iw-st time made by the ls>rse at (lie distance,
with w»‘igbt carried, since Junuarv 1. 1!M«). This
time is liot necessarily made by a ‘winner. It may

(;8o^j IF ^ H . s ^ AC ? — 3 ' 4 Mile (165 fcet short) * 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Gentlemen Riders.

BAR NONE, ch. g. 5

k97M Belmont 1 l:41g fast 3|

77c::;* G vesend A 1 13-4 l:(»*)g fast :f
76943 .Sht*epsh -ad 7-8 1:251 fast 1 116 2

JEANNE D’ARC. ch. m. 5 144

V.OC5 G vesend A 1.3-4 1 :11£ fast 3 !M 11

8 M 7s2 Belmont 1 1:39 fast 2 1 . !r.i :;

S!M>1 Belmont 3 4 1:13ft fast 7 10 l<a) 4

N96<»9 iYlmont 7-8 1:27 fast 3-5 109 3

89535 Belmont Z-i st 1:13 fast 4 104 7

89375 Aqueduct 3-4 1:12 fast 6-5 99 5

89323 Aqueduct 3-4 1:13| fast 7-20 110 3
DULLCARE. b. c. 3 139

89*37 G’vesend 1 1-16 1:50? mud 7 no 5
8978 1 Belmont 11:412 fast 11-5141 1

85*535 Belnmnt 3 4 st 1:13 fast 30 103 6

89478 Aqu-.iuct 7 S 1:27ft slow 6-5 103 2

89426 Aqueduct 7-8 1 :29r fast 2 141 1

89276 Aqueduct 7 S 1:27ft good 2| pM» 6

89204 Aqueduct 3 4 1:15 good 2ft. Ill 1

SAL VOLATILE, ch. m. G 149

S!*9'.:; G’vesend A 1.3-4 1 : lei fast 10 102 6

89781 Belmont
89535 Belmont
89478 Aqueduct
89426 Aqueduct
89276 Aqueduct
89204 Aqueduct

89950 Montreal
89789 Toronto
89716 Toronto
89422 Aqueduct
89278 Aqueduct
89101 Aqueduct

89101 Aqueduct 3-4 l:15g slow 4

JANE SWIFT, ch. m. 5.

89627 B. lmont 3-4 1:1

89435 Pimlico 3 4 1:1

8936*1 Pimlico 3-4 1:1

K92S4 Pimlico 7-S 1:3

86167 Pimlico 3-4 1:1:

85933 Pimlico 3-4 1:1:

PATRIOT, b. c. 4
89573 Belmont 1 1 :4

89261 Pimlico 3-4 1:1

89158 Pimlico 5ft f 1:1
89**si Pimlico 3 4 1 :1!
8sx»6 Jamestown 5ft f l :•*;
88143 Jacks’ ville 3 4 1:1

3 4 1:135 fast 10 l<r.»

3-4 1:13ft fast 3 105

3-4 1:16 slow 3 121

7-S 1 :3oft fast 1 140

3-4 1 :12ft fast 9-10 120
3-4 1:13ft fast 6-5 127
1 146

1 1:41 fast 25 116

3-4 1 :15ft good 6 1 12

ftf 1:14ft hvy 1 146

3-4 1:19^ hvy 2§ 112

ft f 1 :07 fast 2 1 16

121 2 3

140 1 1 1

COMEDIENNE, ch. m. 7

? v*97 Jack s’ \ ille 5ft f I .-07* fast 2

1:14ft slow 11-5 104 6

m. 7 144

N>:S4.\ Jaeks’ ville
88631 Jacks’ ville
8 8526 .!a<-ks* ville
8S334 Jacks’ ville
87213 Jacks' ville

2 4 1 :13ft fast 15 119

7-8 1:27ft fast 7 I06

6ft f 1 :21ft fast 3-5 106
3ft f 1:12ft hvy 4 5 1 IS

3 4 1:14 fast 10 107

119 6
IhG 9 9

Bv Nasturtium — Equality (H. Drury). FIRST RACE-

l 1 '* 2 s Mr F Voss 4 Bullcare. Pins&Nmslles. Everard Index Course D
1ft E Dugan 7 De.Muml, Berr.v.MaSd. Ft. Johnson r,RANTA c a
-* N " ,, '- r 3 »■»*>• «•>«. A„ K ,Ih,. SlrJ.J’nson 1 , hvv s_ 3

By Ben Strom e — Naoraa (S. C. Hildreth). 89926 Montreal 7-S 1:27“ slow s

l j ' an 1*’ “ten 12 T. Queen. R.Captive, G.W.LeloJt S’-»4(W) Aqueduct 2 4 1:133 g.#od 12

tLl ( a »7 a », * Don. Kelso. L.ofL’ngden. Wander 89.398 Aqueduct 7-S 1:2*;“ fast 30

rr 5; Mill g 9 Top Note, Pantoutie. Big Stick. S02*>5 Aoueduct (U f 1:*»1 good €0

isi h Garner o Racquet, Casque, M. Antony II. 89152 Aqueduct 7-S 1:27? fast 50

7 G Garner , PrineeGal, Cam peon. GalleySlave ft FIN RF ATT 1, « *

2ift 2 3 G Garner 5 Madman, Casque, Rialto. b ’ 3

3® 16 g Garner 4 Rialto, MylesO’Connell. Horioon. 89789 Toronto a

By Hastings — Dulcibella (0. F. Fleischmann). S9716 Toronto '

. w « e( 'V.° s Detroniiis. F. Purcell. Harvey F. 89422 Aqueduct Cft

° linn 4 BarNone. IMns&\eedl**s. Everard 89278 Aqueduct 3

»- *»' YGross 7 PrineeGal. Cain peon. GalleySIave 89101 Aqueduct 3

, 4 Blk.Mate. KeepMoving. Rustem janf

1* l 3 Mr FI m n :: Ranyah, Ed Ball. S y! F 7 ch ’.

2 1 ft J Glass *; Ed Ball. Black Mate, Rockstone T/.n.nto 5

„ i ' “2 7 &-P’v< da. Ues^nsful. aSwsnsuD S rS! j

By Disguise — Heartburn (C. C. Smithson). 88912 Jarks’ville 3

J'a?'" i *V*h] H Ham. Court. Righteasy, Fol.I.evy SS84S Jacks’ ville 3

’!,! *i s RoscQuecn. star go wan. TopNote 88766 Jacks’ ville 3

]* ^ ■[ King of Yolo, Kyle, Gold. Castle "RTTSV v, r> a

V* „ 7 Etiion. Kyle. La Reine Hindoo. 1 1

Jk 77 J. !r , * ,or G ^DssPopular. Ontario. Poeomoke. ^,7 - m 1 1

lh V Goldstein Takahira. Apologize. Jennie Wells, ^-i, 4 ,

lft l 1 Goldstein Jolly. Apologize. Silverine. I*

By Ben Brush— Sandfly (H. Miller). ^30 PhnUco

f 4 f:;" J.Gidcir-a d Cohort. Ed Ball. Responsful. 81381 Pimlico lni6<

3 3 j I. Dugan (. Ragman. Takahira. Dr. Barkley. 86302 Pimlico 3

Yax r Ir n ,: i 1 k r io H^oing Bell. Ruble, MlssPopular S623:t Pimlico 3

... 4 a J Reid K) Horac«*E.. Margo wan, Chepontuc nenr? txitt r .

I 3 1- G Burns r» FondHeart, Grenade, RaclngBell .p 4 br * *•

4"6 5 2 1 J Howard 7 B.Double. S. Preston. J.Cabiniss. X 0 f ,>n / 1 0 1 1 ~

Bv , Plaudit — Maxir.e Elliott (J. C. Davis). 89429 Pimlico •*

4 2 3 T Koi-rncr 1*) Klttro. Harold Hall. hiauguraCn. 89258 Pimlico

4 'ft J Wilson 7 J.Swift. Ccremouius. D.BuItman S9i7i 1 , 1 *»

..») 1 r. l Blow 4. .153. . X700 • 1 m* the estimated time of a losing performance.

LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED.

FIRST RACE — 7-8 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling Handicap.* (S2438 — 1:2)’ C !)fi )

ix Course DistTimeT’ckOdds Wt St M % % StrFin Jockeys Started Order of Finish.

DistTimeT’ckOdds Wt St M

4 102

1 l:4Sg hvy 8-5 111 3 4 4

7-8 1:27 slow 8 112 7 3 3

3-4 1 :13g good 12 110 1 9

3 1 1:15ft hvy S 97
3 4 1:13 fast 5 10!)

3-4 1:14 slow 10 100

Gft f 1 :20| fast 9 5 10*7
3 4 1:13ft good 13 5 102
3-4 1 :15g slow 4 101

!><*6il Montreal
89839 Toronto

BUSY. b. c, 3

90027 Montreal
S9977 Montreal
89741 Toronto
89715 Toronto
89430 Pimlico
8! 3X1 Pimlico
86302 Pimlico

CHARLIE HARGRAVE, ch. c, 3

89061 Aqu.sluct «?. f 1:23* slow S 5

89023 Aqueduct 3 4 1:14 fast 10

87862 Juarez 3 4 1 :14ft slow 3

8.448 Juarez 11:38ft fast 7

£7311 Juan z 3 4 1:13 fast 4-5

8725C Juarez 3 4 1:12* fast 18 !

87166 Juarez 1 l :39ft fast 10

THE GARDENER, b. c, 4
85623 Jamaica 1 1 1*; 1:50 fair 10
85390 Belmont 1 1 :39 fast 10

85 ISO Belmont 1 1-8 1:52ft g«K»d s

slow S-5

1(19

6

5

5

5*0 -47

Van 1 Vote

fast 16

96

8

6

6

5' 6 3 5

Van H ot*

slow 3

9S

;j

6

n

1« ji-

R’ sclioteu

fast 7

104

1

2 2

2

1 »U G 7

Creevy

last 4-5

112

7

6

4

3 1 * 1®

Creevy

fast 18-5

105

1

3

3

v\ 1 4

Cret-vy

Cast m

•ts

6

6 5

5

5 5

Mc(’ahey

106 1 6
105 1 2

£3684 Empire 1 l 16 1:53 .liv'v 4 9«;

83598 Empire 1 1:40ft last C 96

BALBEK. br. g. 4 143

89569 |:« lm..nt 7 8 1 :28ft fast 10 107

89537 B. lmont 1 1 :42ft fast 15 1*«

84002 Windsor 3-4 1:12ft fast 100 108

82296 Toronto 5ft f 1:07ft fast fin M3

82229 Toronto 3-4 1:14 fast 50 107

82008 Toronto 3-4 1:161 hvy 12 169

81462 Pimlico 3-4 1 : 152 slow 30 107

SANS SOUCI II., b. f. 4 141

86221 Aqueduct 6ft f 1:21ft fast 7 loo

85921 Aqueduct 1 1:42 fast S 103

85817 Jamaica 1 1-16 1 :49| good 6 M2

85690 Jamaica 5ft f 1:07ft good 15 1**4 1

81918 B-dmont 1 1 :.T.*ft fast 4?. MS

81522 Pimlico 1 1:39# fast 16-5 111

LOUDOUN LIGHT, b. g. 6 146

end 1 3 16 2:04 hvy

7 4"^ 5 2 ! J Howard 7 B.Double. S. Preston. J.Cabiniss. 7 ” nin '°

By Plaudit — Maxine Elliott (J. C. Davis). S94»9 Pimlico

\ r- fit J Harohl I [aH. Inaugurat’n. 89258 Pimlico

4 .»■ 4 'ft J Wilson 4 J.Swift. Ccremouius. D.BuItman 89174 Pimlico

? 77 i'. J >:,v5s 10 Foud Heart, Skyo, Kianmsha 11. S9111 Pimlico

* 'jJ G Burns 10 Mozart, Flaruey, Coqueta. FT . vx-rv 1.

2 -* 27 Musgr v»* «; Zoa . Hazlet. Briareus. »•

2 3ft 4 3 ft C Grand 5 G.Damc. GAV.L-boIt, AuntKate. Montreal

By Solitaire II. — Aya (J. Hever). S7533 Ju&rea

*’ 2 ^ Van 1» oten (* 1 etr<»uins, Rustem, Rudatiou. S7447 Jujir^z

«* : »' 6-ft Van B’ot.qi s Prime Gal. Pajaroita. Rialto. 87419 Juarez

2 1« P 2 1»* schoteu 8 King Cobalt. Col. Bob’. Rigl.teasy 87280 Juarez

7 r!‘ 9‘ ^ rt ‘ ( ’ v - v L ; Rigliteasy, Prince Ahmed. Glorio 87169 Juarez

4 o** 1° Creevy 7 L.P’chita. J.If.H’gliton. Genova.

? 5 K.Panchita.J.H.H’gliton .

5 5* 5 n Mc< .ahey 6 Glorio. Meadow. Prince Ahmed. oLCOND J

By Toddington— La Fleur (G. J. Kraus). DFrFwrv fi

6 10- to" 1 Gilbert Campaigner. Sanguine Goleonda v7< iru ai

3 8 2 8 13 J MclntyreTaboo. Adriiicbe. Miss Aler Montn-nl

1 4- 4*ftC Grand Ben Trovatn. The Peer. Grania. T° r ^ n *°-,

. 4 , 5 ”p, fcC aliey Belleview. StipersPn. C.ofChcs'hr’k SS 'H S . V !
r St.Jiwepli. KeepMoving. GoId.Shore

o 3* o'° laplin HillTon. La w ton Wiggins. II. Range Jaelwvil

- H f, n dsome— San Andros (J. L. McGinnis). S74S7 Jaekl’viil

ftft \\ }1 Butwell 7 Lisa r<>. Gulden Legend. Miramar. jn«

2 2 h .!• I ral ll Duma Ken. Verbatim. 'J,?S N ,, PEND ^

8 8 8 13 Harty Arionette. Ragman, i’nele J. Gray. SS!!'! Montreai

A 4> 4«ft D McO’thySir Edward. Kdgely. Little Osage. ?n° ronto

9 9 9 3 ' D McC’ thy Poeomoke. Siiucoe. Many Colors. S.:689 feronto

3-4 1:19ft hvy 4 MS 1 1

3-4 1:13 fast 7 96 1 2

3-4 1 :13 fast 12 1**9 5 4

e 3-4 1:13ft fast 3ft 114 2 2

e 3-4 1:13* fast 6-3 119 1 1

e 3-4 1:12ft fast 11-10 98 2 5

107

1 1-8 2:06ft hvy 11-5 loo 11 1

1 1 :49ft hvy 1-4 110 4 6 3

1 1-8 1:55ft fast 5 122 4 3 7

1 1-16 1:50ft slow 11-5 115 1 7 5

1 1 :403 fast 10 108 1 3 5

lm60y 1 :44# fast 4 96 2 3 3

3-4 1:13ft fast 6-5 112 3 6

3-4 1:15 fast 8-5 113 2 6

L 4 106

s:n 9., Toronto 1 1-16 l:47g fast 7 1*>9 6

89738 Toronto 3-4 1:13 fast 10 105 2

89429 Pimlico 3-4 1:13ft fast 5 110 3

Pimlico 11:43 goods 108 4 1

89174 Pimlico 3-4 1:24* hvy 3 118 2

89111 Pimlico 2-4 1:19ft hvy 7 10S 2

ED KECK, b. g, 3 90

96050 Montreal 3-4 1:18ft hvy 25 91 1

87580 Juarez 3-4 1:12* fast 12 96 4

S7a33 Juarez 3-4 1:13ft fast 8 114 1

8*447 Juarez 3-4 1 : l-g f ast 8 93 4

8^419 Juarez 7 8 1:27ft fast 3-5 10!) l ;

87280 Juarez 3-4 1:14* fast 9-5 101 5

8*169 Juarez 3-4 1:14ft fast C 104 9

SECOND RACE — 5-8 Mile. 2-year-olds.

DECENCY, blk. f. 2 99

89979 Montreal 5-8 1 :05ft hvy 8 :m; 1

By Handspiing — Lovett (A. Garson).

3"’ G Burns q Sir Edward. J«m* Rose. Niblick,

ink l 1 McGov n 14 Shapdale. Sight. Darknigbt

S'.J 7’ 4 McGov’ n 14 W.T.Overton. R.Onvx F Purccli

-i 1?, U ral I**«lticoup. K’gJ ames. Fasii. Plate.

o- 3 4 i; McGov n S Jeanned’Are. Danfteld. Kov.onvx

3- 3 4 ft McGov’ n 4 Berkeley. Ed Ball. Ronnie Kelso.

o ®yT^ r . an6 -“ Picture Hat ( R - J - Mackenzie).

3 4 J lu Taplin K) R. River, Plandumre. G.M. Miller

3* 3*| Taplin 10 Lovetie. RedRiver, J.H.H’ghtoii

?i il I ap U li J i-Gritfinll.. JackAtkin. Detroit.

o? rT a,, !M' » Ed. Dugan. F. Purcell. Sepnlveda

rj* 3 Taplin 6 Cohort. Eddie Dugan. Curlvlsieks

l h 3-ft Taplin 4 Dandelion. Madman. Spiudle.

By Handspring — Phantom Eelle (R. D. Williams).

1* Troxler «.) S.Bmitler. Clieiiontue, MonAmi.

K 1;* AdainH 12 S. Rentier. Stafford. K. of Yolo.

3 - Troxler s T1 ph> Cook. Spidlbound. Vreeland

Vi ’J H. enr y s Se.v.Beutler, Camel. BonnieBaM

J 4 }\ Henry t Ceremonius, D.Bult’n. Comeil’tie

» Adams 6 S.Beutler. F.Footsteps, T.McG’tli
By Galore— Busy Maid (D. L. McGibbon).
l r * l 5 Kill* w* th ;; Plaudmore. Ad«*rathm.

r* 2'ft Goldstein 7 Adorat’n. Ant. King. StarEmldeni

6 r -J Goldstein 7 Ranives. Fulfill. Chief Kee

2«t 3’*ft Goldstein K Detective. Don Antonio. Henley.

•» l 6 3 ft J Reid 12 Layminster. Dalhonsie. Sager.*

2* 2'ft Nicolai 4 HillTop. Superstition. A.L Daley

;) nk 4.1 Goldstein Compton. Medallion. Sager.

4* 1 3- Goldstein <i. .\I. Miller. Scarpia. Sotemia.

By Ossary— Signor ina (F. Rose).

?, 11 Frucheil’Or. C.Ormsbv. M. Angelo

xt ll J,!!*". * T. 1 "^ i,u ' k - Spellbunml. Vreelaml

* Mft ala* 11 Sig. King Avomlale. Kid.

„• Steinh dt 7 L.ofl/gden. C.Ormsbv. (Vremon’s

3* 2‘ft Palms 6 Adalia. Jennie WVIls. K.Kingston

4 u‘ Steinh *lt 4 J.GritlinlL, T.Moiik. I'. Footsteps.

9 ,5 ftPl«S8
7 14 Plosx
2‘» Mct’alie
3} Steinh’dt
2*.ft Palms
3 7 Steinh’dt

89815 Toronto
88436 Jacks’ ville
88304 Jacks’ vi lie
87865 Jacks’ ville
S7763 Jacks’ ville
874S7 Jacks’viile

5-8 1:01ft good 7 103 3

1-2 49ft fast 11-5111 2

3-8 37ft hvy 7-5 lit 2

3 S 36ft fast 2-5 109 4

3-8 36 fast 3-2 107 2

3 S 36 fast 11-5 105 2

tlAST. cb. c. 2 107

JOHN PENDF.RGRAST. eb. c. 2

89995 Montreal 5-8 1:07 hvy 6

89790 Toronto 5-8 1:01ft fast 9

S!«S9 Toronto 41 f 56ft slow 15

5 s 4 2 J D McC’thyStromelaud. Desiwrado. Occidental SS790 Jamest <»wn 1 2 48ft slow 7-5 117 2

7 7‘-’ M Murphy Poeomoke. Personal. Cunning. 88611 Jacks’ ville 1-2 49ft fast 4i 1 IS 1

By Ben Strome — Sans Peur (G. J. Kraus). SUPPLE, ch. f, 2 104

?; -V 4 J Glass KiM-kston*'. Cotytlo. Black Marv. 89921 Montreal 5-8 1:03 slow 3 105 4

7 3 7^ 3 ftE Martin Itla*kford. (’*»urt Ladv. Aunt j'tile. 89841 Toronto 5-8 1:02,
1 h 4 3 3 E Martin County Fair. C**urt Hady. Fndyniion 89373 Aqueduct 5-8 st 59

:ft fast 8-5 112

LOUDOUN LIGHT, b. g. 6

83268 Slp .q.s’d 1 1 16 1:46? fast 50

81844 Belmont 3-4 1:13* slop 12

81621 Belmont 7-8 1:26ft fast 60

81402 Pimlico 3-4 1:15 fast 30

76974 Montreal 7-8 1:27| fast 30

MISS PERIGORD. b. m. 6
!♦«**. is « 5 ’ \ « -solid 1 1-16 1:46ft fast 100

8'.»195 Pimlico 2 4:43 hvy 3J

862*8 Pimlico 3-4 1:15 fast 3ft

84WM; Pimlico 1 3 16 2:01 fast 4\

86020 Pimlico 1 1-1C 1:47| fast id

ARDENIA, b. f. 4
8*7855 Juarez 7-8 1:26ft fast 15

87486 Juan z 3-4 1:12ft fast 20

87439 Juarez 3-4 1:14 fast 8

87367 Juan v. 51 f inrjft hvy 3’
B R OF THE MOUNT’N. br. *c, 3*
8! 831 < ; vej did Ali3 4 1:12 fast 5c
85**25 Gravesend 5i f 1:0S| fast 50

13 11 10 io* 2 ftSco ville Enfield. Casque. Spellbound. 89103 Aquedui

2 3 6 2 ® 6 l2 lG Burns Afflic tion. Adriuche. Pantoutie. 88995 Aq’duct

* 8 7 1 7 ,4 *I J eil»ert Effendi. Fashion Plate. Hill Top. 88706 Jaeks’v

By Lighterman— Lady Fin (G. R. Tompkins). LESCAR, b.

1 2 , »JC r ‘*< j yy S.iperstit ion. MomH le. Blackford. !""'4 n Montn-i

-■ Scoville Cohort. Esoteric. Clare Russell. 89995 Montrc

i V .M ,e r n Cohort. I>on Creole. Clare Russell. S9921 Montrei

il J ,,aoko Oneen *»r the Hills. 8-354 Pimlio*

6« o» J W M phyNeoskaleeta. Niblick. King Cole. S9280 Pimlico

By Perigord— Cashla (E. B. Cassatt). 89193 Pimlico

3 1 4 ! 4 Van B’«*tcp r, Maskettc. Hill Top. Imitator. 89108 Pimlico

,, 2 Hcidcr 5 Select us. D.orRoanoke. Mer.Man. MISSIVE, cli

l! Lscuteheou. Ballot Box. Gio.Raggio. 85995 Mont ret

_- 3 3 J Rejd 1 alioo. Nelln*rmost. Orcagna. S9*)'l MonirH*

l 4 l 4 J Reid Campaigner. Eifall. Octopus. 89719 Toronto

By Fatherless— Ninone (J. Hever). 89379 Pimlico

S S’-' Page S Acqtiia. IjulyGarvcti. Min. Bright 89329 Pimlico

9 ‘D Austin !» Cutytto. Joe Ebricli. Tremargo. 89280 Pimlico

87486 Juan z
874.‘t!« Juarez
87367 Juarez

9S 10 10 10 10
107 4 24

116 8 8 8 8
103 6 66

113 7 7 5 6

144

88 4 3 3 3

151 1 Fell.

&*•><•» Aqueduct 5-8 st 59# fast 25
89103 Aqueduct 5-8 st 1:02ft slow 6

SS995 Aq’duct 4A f st 54* fast 2J 112 5

8S706 Jacks’ ville 1-2 49ft fast 8-5 110 9

8S70G Jacks’ ville”
LESCAR. b. c. 2

!»i***4s Montreal
89995 Montreal
89921 Montreal
89354 Pimlico
89280 Pimlico
89193 Pimlico
89108 Pimlico

5-8 1 :04 hvy 8
5 s l :07 hvy 3S
5-8 1:03 slow 10
4A f 57* slow I*
4 A f 56* fast 5
45 f 1 :*>3ft hvy 4
1 2 52* hvy 20

MISSIVE, ch. g, 2

85995 Montreal 5-8 1:07 hvy 6

3 1 1* 4 4 1 G Archib’ d 7 Camera. Kvle. Luke Cates.

3 3 7A 1* Molesw'h 10 Rounder. CaMirvn Scott. Siscus.

7 4 2‘A 2«* Molesw’h 9 Genova, JuditbPage, I^irdCIint m

Selling. ( 75383 — 59 % — 2 — 1 OS. )

0 h By Martinet— Memories (R. D. Williams).

r» n r; S. * ta 1 ,ns,,y , 4 j;! J ""»b*ss. IWavi. Momrclf.

1 L o L- 5V ,: "V S 10 Jim L.. Eagle Bird.

8 8 8* Troxler 9 Oracle. Old Squaw. Tallahassee.

\ } i S. 1, ? vis 8 :V,U,, Hen. New Star. Kiistieana.

}"Ji Troxler 10 Vallonia. WhlteWool. Ken. Rose

1* l 3 J Howard 1H Ryestraw. Ohl Squaw. Mayweed.

1- l 1 J Howard 13 L.Ormioant. Bendaga, Ed.Coilius

By Ornament — Genius (J. W. Schorr).

- ?, \\ 7 K**rrower. ILWalbank. Dorch’ter

4 I! i £ urns 7 nut’s, M. W. Lit’ton. K.Poser

. ^ * Hums 11 Darling. Capsize. Chilton Chant.

4 4 4 1 •* Musgrave 5 Rash. Bendaga. Manunara.

1 V VI Musgr’ ve 14 SirKearney. Hawklike. J.Monck

By The Commoner— Flexible (R. L. Thomas).

1 1 ;* ;\ ln *T ruVe 8 K-OiloBird, Lescar. HenAVaihank

i i V ll s SeaKittie, Mary’sAunt. K.Flight

I 1 1! E Gr,ffin 7 Winning Widow. Edda. Lula.

7 ix S arm * r t )n: i- er * Whin - Naughty Lad.

1 ll £*iNicol 11 La*lasette. Onager. Naughty laid

7 7 a 25 S Davis lii Bo<h*ga. Louis Katz, JohnK ilgure

By Filigrane— Short Cake (W. Walker).

J } ll |! easii 4 EagleKIrd. J’geMonck. Borrower

” '• '** Rairtsey 7 Iiorrower. .LP’grast. H. Walh’k.

1 } J? ll JJ au,sev Jbigh Bird. Supple. Hen.Walbank

0 2,. H an ' 8 ^ r ,. , Planutess, Ohl S*]imw, Kaufman.

2 - ,3 3 3 i W It W k rl*_J Bendaga. Rash. Goldleaf.

? 5! HYr ll I ^ linta - Musk-melon, Jack Ryan.

1 l l l l W R W k r 7 Bendaga. Fort Worth. Al.Blitzen

89921 Mop( real
89719 Toronto
8937!) Pimlico

SIXTH RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds.

o ^ ustin i» f’utytto. .To«- Ehricli. Tremargo. 89280 Pimlico

V 7- _v. anu * r 10 Gibson. Hardlyson. ('ardinalSarto TENDER br

11-13 Rice !) Lykers, Miss Danville. Succeed. 8!?!)7i; Montr. ;i

u u 11 B i 5 i B ° at } cl 'K cs — Hary Gocderson (G. P. Sherman). FLEECE, b.

, 4 . !! ] 4 , I 4 , „®V,*** 1 I 4 ^* lir ^*H<*k, O l.m. WiMtlcasla. 900**6 Montrei

1- 12 L 1- C Grand Lord Baltimore, fjeyengston. Oxer. ( S!i. r d4 Helmon

Maidens. Special Weights. (77041 — 1 :0C»V.— 2 -100. )

5-8 1 :03 slow 12
5 8 1 :03 slow* 3J
5 8 1:02ft fast 20
4\ f 55* fast 20
4J f 56* fast 5

f, 2

By Yankee— Love Note (W. G. King-Dodds).

1*1* j^a^* 7 Borrower, .LP’grast. H.M

j.,- •*' i J 4>aso ^ Eagle Bird, Supple. Lescar

4- 4*| Palms 10 EagleBIrd, Deleua. Itosey

3} 3 3 McCahey
5- 4 2 i Met ’a he v
9 4 8‘i E Dugan

4 Borrower. J.P’grast. ll.Walb’k.

5 Eagle Bird, Supple. Lescar.

10 Eagle Bird, Deleua. Rosev P*»sey.
4 Footprint. Borrower. IdleMichael
10 Lochiel. Idle Michael. Heretic.

12 Bendaga. Rash. Lescar.

90026 Montreal
89514 Heiniont

R0G0N. ch. c. 2

110

S998S Grav*s* n<l 5* f

1:08 1 fast

12

167

6

2

1

2

0. U. BUSTER b. g.

2

107

J-99S5 Grav, s.-nd 5 8

:6lft fast

66

M

4

2

2

2 1

89214 Pimlico 4?. f

•5XS hvy

8

109

8

jj

r» :

89155 Pimlic*, 1-2

53s hvy

8

1"7

5

4

4'

89*»79 Pimlico 1-2

52g hvy

46

w

6

4

53

GARNEAU. b. c. 2

110

89988 Grav«-s< n*| 5?. f

:m fast

fi

167

5

8

6

u

S9!*12 Gravesend 5 A f

1 :<*8# fast

10

Mfi

6

5

r t

3

89358 Pimlico 5-8

1 :0( slow

15

1 1.3

9

7

A

3 5

8S)3U4 l > i in 1 i«*o 5-S

1:<HK fast

60

165

S

6

8

6 J

FAIR MISS. b. f. 2

107

89935 Graves**nd 5 8

1 :62* mud

15

9'.*

5

6

4

4’

89912 Grav**«en«l 5'. f

1:6s# fast

7

107

7

6

1

4.

89876 Gravesend 5’ f

:' ; !»- fast

50

99

12

6

6

4'

89676 Belmont 5-S st

59ft fast

46

9!t

4

4

5

5

BERTIS. *h. c. 2

110

■

:<*'# fast

4

ins

2

3

3

53

89832 Gravesend 5 S

1 fast

12

1 10

7

6

CLOUD, fcr. c. 2

110

89286 Pimlico 4t f

56* fast

25

164

1

11

IP

89229 f*lmii<*o 4.J f

57ft slow

15

110

KINGPIN, ch. c. 2

110

8: 966 Gra\es'-n<l 5-S

1 9»:f; fast

40

IIS

2

F(

p||.

•

1 9 'Si fast

8

10s

1

1

1

01

89832 Gravewnd 5-8 ;

1 9.3s fast

:jo

116

8

5'

Aq’duct JS 1 st

51* glMul

36

no

12

12

1*2

GAUNTLET, b. c. i

l

110

89832 Graveeend 5-8 :

I 9*3= fast

6

in*

It

12

12

10*

895S6 Belmont 4J f st

54* mud

8

116

5

89514 Belmont 1-2 st

48 fast

6

ilfi

9

12

12

HANDRUNNING, br.

c. 2

110

89988 Grave-end 5’ f

l9i\? fast

50

K*7

11

12

12

12

SIR RAYMOND, b. c. 2

110

8998S Graves* nd 5A f

1:08? fast

100

167

13

13

13

13

JANE THORPE, b. f.

2

107

89988 Gr:*\ es< nd 5* f

:«S :? fast

15

U*(

9

ft

ft

S 1

89938 Gravesend 5-8

1 :63ft mud

3*»

167

16

16

10

First vt.,rf f«^- tin

f*,lh»wiiig:

BARN DANCE, b. c

. 2

110

COMPLIMENT ch. c.

2

110

KEKIDIAN. b. c, 2

110

a l"‘.v s Heretic. AmlyChisboIm. Toucan.

r. Grand 12 OldSqtuw. TheRascal. SirCliiitou

By Star Shoot— Auvergne (W. F. A. Mulholland).

J Keid I.**, |’.l;i«'k fiHil . Adam Ih**h>. Bogun.

,- ~~ J R'*i«l 11 Swish. Fair. Miss, ibnirbun B**au.

.» 3 McCuIm* 9 TheB. Daughter. Katie. Vito G.

1 6 8 J Tice 9 Locliiel. Stinger. Cismont.

By Sir Dixon — Cremorne (J. L. McGinnis).

3*1 I>al d MissNctt. Dang. Mark. Plutocrat

3* Creevy 11 Swish. Caruean. Bnulmu Beau

V I ral 13 G.ofOphir. Bu-=v.Miss. Mvs. River

5**JUral 5 Wiu. Widow, NaughtyLad. Flora

•L- 6 3 M Mcdre 10 S**l»ago. Trap Miss Jonah.

By Albert — Scotch Latsie (H. Rites).

1 0 1 1 1 * C Grand 12 Bendaga. Rash. Lescar.

7“ F’brotiser s Clill. Belle. Il.T*tir. Musk melon.
By Box — Elise (Quincy Stable).

W I>**yle s Trapltm-k. Pom-aster. AmiaCass**

' 7' vF Dugan 11 Swish. Garneau. Fair Miss.

' 7' ; Phillips lb S* ha go. Trap Ro«-k. Miss Jonah.

12 Warren 12 Shai kh-top. Helene. Old Boy.

Bv Nasturtium — Glove (H. L\ Montague).

'' 10 '*1- J ( ■ ’ass K; Seba go. Trap R<K-k. Miss Jonah.

- C )| Shil’g 5 Novelty. Pluvious. Aidrian.

12 C II Sliii’gl4 StarO’Ryun. Sam Lew is. Amalfi.

Bv Handspring — Pensa (Wood'iavcn Stable).

■ Hyland 13 Bhn-kfoot. Garm-au. Adam Bc*b-.

Bv Mazagap — Thrilled (Quincy Stable).

: 13* 4 ’.Phillips 12 Blackfo4*t. GariPMii. Adam Be*le.
By Wcolstborpe — Jane Grey (J. W. Gaith).

7 ,= 4 Bergen 13 Bhirkfoi (. G.irm-au. Adam Bede.

1 1 <1 1 7 F 11 King K) Syzygy, Busy Miss, l’g<».

By The Bard — La Danseusc (A. Belmont).

By Ort Wells— Adeek (J. Butler).

By Broomstick — Sue Smith (C. L. Harrison).

C. A. MORGAN

1 SS67S Jacks’ ville
8S478 Tamiia
SS424 Tampa
^8376 Tampa
88022 Jacks’ ville
87926 Jacks’ ville

4A f l:00g

hvy

20

113

1

3

4 2

2

107

5-S 1

:07J

hvy

10

KIN

5

3 3

3*

1-2 st

4S

fast

20

110

10

11

11

1-2 st

52

slow

15

106

11

10

N

i, b. c,

2

107

41 f

55 ft

fast

250

los

12

13

13

4A f

55?

fast

500

P»7

9

10

9*

2

107

! 1-2

fit

fast

15

107

3

7

7

3 S

sl*»w

I 5

110

8

72

3-8

slow

2

113

2

3"

3-8

:is*

slow

2

105

5

S’

3 8

26ft

fast

100

92

S

IP

3 A. f

43*

slow

»

1 (h;

13

13'

b. f.

2

104

t; Prettyone. Alii*- Blit sen. Dell.

s K«l\vln.*. JackRyan. AI. Blitzen
lO'SButwt-li 14 Start)’ Ryan. Sam Lew is. Amalfi.
]0'®AButwell 12 Whin. Hawley, Pluvhiu^.

Bv St. Dory— Brune (W. H. Frey).

13 ,S #.J Howard 14 Cliettault, G. L. Doyle. Louise B.
: H) ,,J ?.K*sigli 10 Premier, litenanlr. Emigrant.

* s i A Burton X Gran. Twist. RertluiD.. M.Depres
o;L*>‘] ams A r. Girl. BerthaD..D.ILCarpeater

- 8’ « Adams !> G*N>*lacre. Newcomer. M. Depres

I 1.! :2;V la ' ns , 1:J A. At tell. Vallonia, Tallahassee.

1»' 8 McGee 14 Startler. I.ydiaLee. Naughtyl^ad
By Kilkerran — Wainomoinen (C. Howland).

THIRD RACE — 1 1-4 Miles. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap.

(82494—2:05-

r 4T)y ESTHER, b. m. 7 108

!*-*>29 Montn-al I 1 :47ft hvv 20 mr. 7 5 5

8W23 Montreal 1 i s l ::^ft slow S 115 1 9 9

S9S17 Toronto 1 1 :41ft good 12 117 2 4 3

89740 Toronto Kn70y 1:45 fast 8 1 (h; 2 3 3

8 .690 Toronto 1 1-16 1:19ft slow 12 1'»9 4 6 5

89429 Pimlico 3 4 1:13ft fast 15 107 10 10

88229 Juarez 7-8 1:26 fast 9-5 102 3 3 4

ORCAGNA, ch. g. 5 109

90032 Montreal 1 3-16 2:10* hvv 3-5 102 4 2 1
89951 Montreal 1 1-8 2:00 hvy 6-5 1(H) 111
89875 Gravesend 1 I S 1 :54§ fast 20 1<*2 5 2 2

89258 Pimlico 1 1:43 good 4* 105 l 2 3

89112 Pimlico lmGOy 1:56 hvv 6 105 1 1 1

86389 Latonia 1 1:45 mud 4* 99 7 5 4

86267 Pimlico 1 1-2 2:35ft fast 10 102 3 2 2

C0LLIS 0RMSBY. ch. c. 3 104

9 *‘5i Montreal 1 1 s j : on* hvv :: 2 ini 1 *> *»

S!»997 Montn-al 1 1:16 hvy 6 99’ 1 4 4

89795 Toronto 1 1 16 1:17ft fast 6 1(H)" 4 7 8

8974 4 Toronto 1 1 16 1:50 fast 7-10 103 4 4 -»

S9694 Toronto 1 1-16 1:50ft slow 5 10_* 2 5 4

*9308 Pimlico IniWy 1:41 fast 10 99 5 5 4

S.25S I*iinli<-o I 1:43 -footl 10 99 7 7 7

89178 Pimlico 1 1:51ft hvy 4 102 4 4 4

By Lord Esterling— Miss Alice (W. G. King-Dodds).

- 4'- -I- I pbm 7 Baniv.-s. Ragman.

8 8 Goblst«-iii 10 DallMiitsie. Don Antonio, (’biefkec

4 Goldstein 4 Theo (’<K>k. Plaudmore. Kthon

2‘ Gohlsteiu :: Bompiet. Polls.

S 3 ® 7 4 Palms 1> Ragman. Fulfill. Glimmer.

9- S«.J Gilbert 11 Sig. Osoriue. King Avondale.

4 4-? G Garner 4 OcivinQueen. Meadow. G. Silver.

By Ornament — Lucasta (W. Walker).

7 *»‘ ! »se (» R. Grand*-. Otvidental. S**llv M.

2,, Ramsey *; Ho., ray. Ayliaer. Radation.*
r, !5 :,lus *' *- v Wise Mason. BonnieKelso, Na.l/u

‘,‘7 V 4 Ramsey 7 L.ofLangden. C.Ormshy. Osoriue.

9* \ l Ramsey tl Goleonda. Smug. Nethermost.

4® 4 4 1 Ramsey Ludhiana. liow.lVars.m. lony Faust

*- 1 Ramsey PinsANeejlles. H**w.Shean. Juggler.

By Sidney Lucas— Frances Dillon (E. George).

• !•» O’Connor :: Chepontuc. Merman.

5* O’Connor 4 The*, Coo k. Detroit. J.,hn Reanlon
7- 4 1 b*nrjr ll Cim-hed’or. M. Angelo. .bn-Rose.

\ i* 1 ** aK4 ‘ * Shapdale. Radation. Octopus.

♦. *” J Henry II Rio Grande. Merman. R. Cooper.

;; 1 4 '- Pease 5 Jubilee. I’insANV,*lbs. Th*-Monk.

*;,- - , 2 >ease 7 1 ••"fl ungden. Osoriue. Cen-umn’s

2* 2- J Dennison 4 H. Knight. Af-dogiz*-. Uol. Castle.

By Handspring— Lovett (A. Garson).

3"* 3* G Burns K Sir Kilwanl. .loo Rose \1hliek

89997 Montreal
*'•795 Toronto 1

S9744 Toronto 1

Mh. 94 Toronto 1

s 93*)S Pimlico 1
8**258 Pimlico
89178 Pimlico
GRANIA. ch. f.

8998 1 Montreal
899 26 Montr.-al
'9460 A*(uediict
<9:*!i.8 Aque*luct
89205 Aqile*luct
89152 Aqueduct

l 1:4S| hvy 8-5
7-S 1:27 slow 8
3 I 1:13ft k.hhI 12
7-S 1:26 fast 30
6A f 1:21 goo*l 6(1
7 8 1:27| fust 5o

2 1 O’Connor
- 2* J Henry
l r * Peas*-
7’* J Henry
4 ’-A Pease
• 2 h Pease

:*• 1 " '• I’mrns t; sir Edward. Joe Rose. Niblick.
1^1' McGov’rn 14 Shapdale. Sight. Karknight.

8bj * 4 \|«*G*»v u 14 W.T. Overt*, 11. K.Onyx. F.Pur«-**Il

ft J* l™} . u Beaueoup. K’g.IameU. Fash. Plate

3 4 A MH.ov n X Jeanne d’Ar*-. Danfiehl. Rnv.oiivx

3-* 3 4 * McGov’rn 4 Berkeley. Ed Bull. Bonnie Kelso

DAILY! RACING FORM.

SATURDAY. JUNE 11, 1010,

ARONDACK. b. f. 4

?oo*jx Montreal 7 s l

SWA Montreal 11-81
*9806 Belmont 7-8 1

89754 Belmont 1 1-16 1

89677 Belmont 1 1-8 1

MB Pimlico list
DUKE OF ROANOKE.
89947 Montreal 1 I S 2:

89 Sto Toronto 7 S 1

89766 Toronto 1 1-4 2

88882 Pimlico 2 4

88232 Pimlico 2 4

891?:. Pimlico 2 4

hvy 3
:7»3 1 slow 15
:3C| inud f>
:45| fast 25
:53* fast 30
:53| fast 10
b. g. S
:<c.jr hvy 3
:3**ft fast 5
:J3 fast 2
:08 fast 3
:23g slow 15
:43 hvy 12

By Hastings — Astoria (Mrs. J. McLaughlin).

5 r> 7 i P Met” thy 7. J.ILlI’gliton. D.Maed’ld. C’pton

9 9 24 Upton 10 Dalhousie, Don Antonio. ChiefKee

3 ft 3 3 ft Met 'alley a Faleada. Right easy, Itockstoue.

3* 2 1 Met 'nhey a Berkeley. Norbitt. Ikirante.

4ft 5*5 Met 'alley G Dinna Ken, Olamlntla. Zieiiap.

3 3*j Met 'alley 3 High Private. Superstition.

By Hamburg — Shan sheen (D. Stevenson).
l :t Pi Mr l.auiont .*» Rio Grande. Ruble.

3* 3*J Mr 1 1 'Hand r. Riot 1 ramie. Purslane. E.T.Stiipp.

3* P Mr IPland 4 Purslane. Bilberry. Tliomond.

2 ,s 2* .1 I .y mb 7 Diopit. Jesuit, Maie Fletcher.

5 6 5” G’ntlaml 8 Ross fen ton. Tourney. Stellalaml.

3 2 2#a G’ntland 5 Seleetus, Merry Man. Purslaue.

FOURTH RACE — 1 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. <77023-1:38%-

COLONEL ASHMEADE. b. g. 3

8'.«*X2 Montreal l 1:48 bvv 13 5
K9791 Toronto ll:41gfast 9 5

89i.9« Toronto 1 1 16 l;50ft slow 4i
89030 Jacks' ville 3-4 l:12g fast 2
88782 Jacks* ville 3-4 1:13| fast 7-10
88*42 Jacks' ville 3-4 1:13* fast 12
COMPTON, b. c, 3 ]

’.•oo s Montreal
899X1 Montreal
89819 Toronto
89791 Toronto
89432 Pimlico
89380 Pimlico
89281 Pimlico

7-8 1 :36ft hvy 10
1 1 :4X* hvy 7
3-4 1 :13ft good 10
1 1:412 fast 5
1 1:41 fast 5
3-4 1:1* slow 7
1 1 :41g fast 9

RADATION. b. g. 3

9uo.m Montreal 1 1-8 2:03* hvy 4ft
89951 Montreal 1 1-8 2:00 hvy S
S!*S44i Toronto 1 1-16 1 :4Sg fast 12
89744 Toronto 11-16 1:50 fast 3
89204 Aqueduct 3-4 1:15 good 30
89121 Aqueduct 1 1:401 fast 7
89061 Aqueduct 61 f l:23g slow 12
MERMAN, ch. g. 3

By Sain — Antipode (R. D. Williams).

I 3 1*1 Adams 7 Sliapdale, Oc’dental. T.C.But’fly
P 2 b Adams 11 Merman. Res|>onsful. Sou.
l’i 5 & Adams 11 Riot; ramie. Merman. It. Cooper.
P P Adams 8 Cooney K.. Camel, J. Henderson
P P Adams 14 Tempter. Uralla. Diction.

1‘ l 3 Adams 12 AutuinnRose. Bcl.Mawr. M. Lor is
By Ingoldsby — Country Fraud (A. G. Weston).

3» 3 4 J Goldstein r, J. I T. IF ton. D. Macd’a Id . Fea rn’ 1 1 1
4" 5* 4 IPeliffe G Sir Edward. Joe Rose, Grania.
G 23 5 7 i Steinh’dt 7 OrliedLad, 8pelllK»und, F. Square.
10 9 !, | ll’eliffe 11 Merman, C.Ashm’de, Responsful

1*4 PJ E Dugan 4 Aylmer, Rossliampton. TheMonk
6*ft 6*3 Goldstein 7 Ft lion. Kyle. Sal Volatile.

5 l 5* ‘JH’cliffe 8 Dalhousie, Tasteful. Wenna.

By Radford — Miss Matthews (R. 7. Mackenzie).

3 s 2 4 Taplin 7* Darknigiit. Elgin, Bannock Boh.

4 4 4 ,4 ftTaplin G Orcagna. Hooray. Aylmer.

3 1 2 2 Taplin 0 G’tJubilee, Hick’.vStick, Octopus

3* 3* Taplin 7 ('ol.Ormsby. Sliapdale. Octopus.

5* 6 9 J Taplin 7 Dullcare, Sepulveda, Responsful.

5 5 ,# Van B’oten 5 Rustem, Sir Cleges, Black Oak.

3 1 3* Taplin 6 Petronius, Rustem, Cb. Hargrave
By Fatherless — Mermaid (W. Shields).

3 ,2 H*bair 3 Coll is Ortusby, Chej>ontue.

5 7 Phair 7 Ragman, Chepontue. T.G.But’fly

• l b Steinh’dt 11 Col. Aslnneadc. Responsful, Sou.
ft 2*ft Steinh’dt 11 Montclair. Hooray. C. Boachey.

1 3*1 Steinh’dt 0 M. Popular, C.Beachey, Ban. Bob.
By Maz&gan — Agnes (C. Howland).

96051

Montreal

1 1-8 2:<nift hvy 4

84

2

2

3

3

3

3 ,2 lPha!r

S9925

Montreal

1 1:42ft slow 15

89

1

3

5

5

5‘

5 7 Phair

S9791

T«m*nto

1 1 :11g fast 5

92

1

3

4

5

41

l b Steinh’dt

X9769

Tor* *nt o

1 1-16 1:48 fast 5

108

6

6

6

6

4'ft

2‘f Steinh’dt

M.718

Toronto

1116 1:50 slow 11-3

sx

o

3

4

4

4 4

3'ft Steinh’dt

c. 3

1

1:46 hvy 8

106

1<»2

3

2

2

3 4

1:15ft hvy 10

IB

10

8

8

3-4

1:13* slow 10

102

5

5

3-4

1 :1.3* good 7

101

7

*5

g

3-4

1:13 fast 8

109

9

7

6

3-4

1:14 slow 30

93

8

7

2

51 f 1 :06* fast 20

110

1

6

4

1

1 :41* fast 4

100

6

9

9

9

1 1-8

1 :53* slow 13

98

9X

7

3

5

7

1

1:41ft fast 7

1***;

4

4

3

4

89997 Montreal 1 1:46 hvy 8
89950 Montreal 3 4 1:15! hvy 10
89920 Montreal 3-4 1:13* slow 10

89819 Toronto 3 4 1:131 good 7 j

897S9 Toronto 3-4 1:13 fast 8 ]

89716 Toronto 3-4 1:14 slow 30

85778 Windsor 5| f 1:061 fast 20 :

85729 Windsor 1 1:41* fast 4

SOU. b. f. 3

89923 Montreal 118 1:53* slow 13

89791 Toronto 1 1:41* fast 7 1

88612 Jacks’ vi lie 3-4 1:13! fast 6 5 :

S8509 Jacks’ ville 5ft f 1:08ft fast 11-5 1

88121 Jacks' Vi lie 3-4 1:14* fast 7 ]

87332 Jacks* ville 5ft f 1:08* good 2| ]

FEARN AUGHT II., b. c, 3
90028 Montreal 7-8 1 :36ft hvy 25 1

85313 Hamilton 11:43 fast 6

85211 Hamilton 3-4 1:13* fast 5

3 s 3 7 Han lin’d

8 7 2 *JAdams
4 3 2* Hamm’d
3’ft 4 3 1 Don

6* 5 7 * Don
2>ft 3'J Adams
6* 6 5 ft Hamm’d

9 8** Hamm’d
By Hastings —

89062 Toronto
84987 Toronto
84843 Monti eal
84707 Montreal

3-4 1:14 fast 5
7-8 1 :30 fast 3-2
3-4 1:14* fast 6
3-4 1:14 fast 8

COLONEL JOT. b. c. 8 1

89791 Toronto 1 1:41* fast 30

S8979 Jack' ville 1 1-2 2:36* fast 6-5
88820 Jacks' vi lie 7-8 1 : 28* fast 8
8S739 J’k’ ville 1 1 -16 1:47* fast 5 1

88642 Jacks' ville 3 4 1:13ft fast 15
88558 J’k* ville 1 1-16 1:48* fast 8
THE GOLD. BUTTERFLY, ch. f. 3

N99S2 Montreal
89925 Montreal
89839 Toronto
89691 Toronto

1 1:48 hvy 13-;
1 1 :42ft slow 15
3-4 1:13 fast 15
7-8 1:30 slow 9

89534 Pimlico lm40v 1:43ft fast 4

89259 Pimlico 3-4 1:16* good 18-5 1

89109 Pimlico 1 1:49* hvy 2ft 1

HENRY HUTCHISON, ch. g, 3 1

89996 Montreal 2 4 1:20* hvy 25 ]

S997S Montreal 3-4 1:19* hvy 3ft

89814 Toronto 3-4 1:14 good 6

89410 Lexington 3-4 1:14* fast 5-4 ]

89311 licxington 5ft f 1:08 fast 4

FIFTH RACE — About 2 1-2 Miles. Prince of Wales Steeplechase. 4-ycar-olds and upward. Handicap.
I — 5:10 — 4 — 145. ♦

DOCTOR PILLOW, ch. e. 4

8992 4 Montreal Ah 2ft 5:49ft slow
S9844 Toronto Ah 2ft 4:59* fast
89742 Toronto Ah 2) 5:07 fast

89692 Toronto Ah 2 4:09* slow

89421 Pimlico 2J 5:05* fast

89332 Pimlico 2 4:08* fast

NAT B.. ch. g, 8

90030 Montreal Ah 2 4:31* hvy
8981 x Toronto Ah 2 4:10 good
82998 Hamilton Ab2| 4:30* fast
82926 Hamilton Ah2J 4:57* fast
82561 Montreal Ab 2 4:03* slow
82385 Montreal Ah 2 4:07* fast
77941 I^atonia 3-4 1:15ft fast
FINCASTLE. ch. h. 7
89980 Montreal Ab 2ft 6:06 hvy
v 1 ; M ■ >ut real Ah 2ft 5:49ft slow
89844 Toronto Ah 2ft 4:59* fast
89742 Toronto Ah 2J 5:07 fast
85146 Toronto Ah 3 5:55* livy
85065 Toronto Ah 2 4:04* fast
84789 Montreal 1 1-8 2:06* hvy
BYZANTINE, b. g. 8
•*•-•30 Montreal Ah 2 4:31* hvy
X!*9M» Montreal Ah 2ft 6:06 hvy
89844 Toronto Ah 2* 4:59* fast
89792 Toronto Ah 2 4:07ft fast

89693 Toronto Ah 2 4:01** slow
85146 Toronto Ah 3 5:55* hvy
85030 Toronto Ah 2* 5:03 fast
84687 Montreal Ab 2ft 5:14* fast
CLASS LEADEB. ch. g. 10
899*9 Montreal Al» 2 4:34* hvy
S994S Montreal Ah 2 4:29ft hvy

By King William II.— Vivette (T. Westlake).

9-10

114

3

1

1

1

l 4 1« Ityan

4 Fineastle.

3ft

145

4

1

1

1

2 3 l 1 Ityan

8 Kxpans’ist.

2ft

137

4

3

2

1

l 40 l 40 Ityan

8 Fineastle,

3ft

136

3

3

3

4

3-' 3 12 Ityan

7 Tourney. I

5

138

2

3

4

4

410 4«*. Ryan

6 Algje. Daci

5

138

2

3

2

4

2ft 2* Ryan

0 Thistledale

144

By Maddalo — Marv Cowan (G.

11-5 144 1
3ft 141 1
10 157 1

2ft 148 4

6 142 3

10 142 3

15 105 H

144

2 145 2

7 158 4

4 138 8

12 163 8

13-5 136 5
9 5 152 1

4 152 3
139

2ft 1 17* 7
7-5 142 3

lift 145 2
65 146 2
6-5 149 7

5 144 3

4 145 3

4 146 3

143

13-5 147 5

2= 2' ft Boyle
2= 2ft E Stone
4 4 71 E Stone

4'*®2‘» K Stone
2* D E Stone
2 4 1' E Stone
8 1 7* Glasner

7 Liz. Flat. John Dillon. Byzantine.
S Cl’sLcader, SteveLane. j)r. Heard
Waterway. Steve Lane. Kara.
Economy. Byzantine, Canvas.
Economy. Pagan Bey.

Coin. Fontaine. BigBear. N. Blanche
Bonart. Enlist. Gresham:

89818 Toronto
89767 Toronto
89693 Toronto
85803 Windsor
8573** Windsor
85633 Windsor

Ah 2 4:10 good
Ab 2 4:13* fast
Ab 2 4:09* slow
Ab 2 4:44* hvy
Ab 2 4:34 fast
Ab 2 4 :39ft good

THE SHAUGHRAUN. ch. g. 5

s:«98*' M unreal Ah 2ft 6:06 hvy
89924 Montreal Ah 2ft 5:49ft slow
89844 Toronto Ah 2ft 4:59* fast
89742 Toronto Ab 2ft 5:07 fast
MINTO. ch. g. 4
89999 Montreal Ab 2 4:34* hvy
89X44 Toronto Ah 2ft 4:59* fast
89742 Toronto Ah 2ft 5:07 fast
S9626 Belmont Ab 2 4:u9 fast
GILD. br. g. 6

9* ':: > Montreal Ah 2 4:31* hvy
89918 Montreal Ah 2 4:29ft livy
89767 Toronto Ab 2 4:13* fast
86058 Aqueduct 11:44 fast
85024 G’vesend 1 1-8 1:54 fast
84932 Gravesend 1 1-8 1:54* fast

12 137 6 7 6

7-6 150 3 2 i

8 150 2 4 1

7-6 144 5 2 2

142

12-3 143 1 1 1

2 li 1 Fell

12 133 1 6 5

10 141 1 6 6

143

12 133 8 7 3

20 133 3 4 6

6 133 5' 4 3

6 137 5 2 2

133

3 114 3 3 L

25 m 7 5 4

30 147 4 6 6

20 97 14 13 10

15 105 8 8 7

H Jo. 5 5 5

By Inverness — Louisa Forest (Mr. Chetland).

1ft 2 ,,k Bowser .’5 The Khatiglirauu, Byzantine.

2 2" Bowser 4 Dr. Pillow, Osage. T.Sbaugliratni

4" 41.-. Bowser S Dr. Pillow, Kxpnns’ist, T.S’glir’n

2 i& 2 »o Bowser 8 Dr. Pillow. Tourney. Tblstledale

3 4 1* Sobell Byzantine. Thistledale. Steve Lane.

1J l 1 Sobell Harrington. Cl. leader. ButterLadle

1* js Mr Math’sStalker. Merry Maker.

By Octagon — Mallow (N. Ray).

4-’ 4*ft Ray 7 Lizzie Flat. Nat B.. John Dillon

2* 3*1 Bay .*» The Shaughraun. Flncastle.

5* ft. 27 Kay 8 Dr. Pillow. Kxpans'ist. T.S’ghr’n

2 H 2 5 Kay ii Kallnealla. LizzieFIat. J. Dillon.

2 6 2* Ray 7 Tourney. Dr. Pillow. ClassLoador

2 b 2‘ Ray Fineastle. Thistledale. Steve Lane.

1ft 2»>k Ray Steve La no. SlrWooster. Thistledale

3 1 ft 3 1 ! Ray Daera. Waterway. Bergoo.

By Carlsbad — Genoa (G. H. Marlman).

3*° 3 2 * Pollock X MInto. Ratlaealla. Tourney.

2 3 2- Pollock lo Rallacalla. Dr. Koch. Ballycnstle

I 4 1ft Pollock S Nat B., Steve Lane. Dr. Heard.

3 5 3'° Pollock 8 Prince, MerryMau, J.G.Cavanagb

53 410 pollock 7 Tourney. Byzantine. Dr. Pillow.

I s 2" b Pollock Daera. Lizzie Flat. Ihdelan.

2* 2* Pollock J. Dillon. LizzieFIat. J.G.Cavanngh.

2'*°2* Pollock Lizzie Flat. Dukdan. Bilberry.

3 3*° 3 2fl Pollock X MInto. RaHaeaHn. Tourney.

2 2 3 2 3 Pollo<*k lo Rallacalla. Dr. Koch, Ballyeastle

1 I 4 1ft PolliK-k S Nat B., Steve Lane. I)r. Heard.

4 3 r * 3 10 Polbiek S Prince, Merry Man, J.G.Cavanagb

6 5 3 4 10 Pollock 7 Tourney. Byzantine. Dr. Pillow.

1 I s 2" b Pollock I hi era . Lizzie Flat. Dulelan.

1 2 5 2* Pollock J. Dillon. LizzieFIat. J.G.Cavanngh.

1 2 ,#0 2* Pollock IJzzie Flat. Dukian. Bilberry.

By Nasturtium — Ballyhoo (G. Hendrie).

2 3 1**8 Boyle Fineastle. Byzantine.

E Stone 4 Dr. Pillow. Fineastle. Osage.

4 3* 3 r * E Stone S Pr.Pillow, Kxpans’ist, Fineastle

Ixwt rider.E Stone S Dr. Pillow. Fineastle. Tourney.
By Governor Foraker — Fancy Free (B. McLennan).

2 1ft 1* Kelleher S Balboa I la. ClassLeader, Tourney

Fell. McKin’y K Dr. Pillow. Esnans’ist, T.S’glir’n

Fell. McKin’y 8 Dr. Pillow. Fineastle. Tourney.

3 2 3 2 4 MeKin’y 5 Rufus. Daera. Paprika.

By Gigantcum — Alcyono II. (W. Hogan).

»st rider. Kelleher
3 4- 5 77 iKelleher

5 Fell. Hanlgan
10 11 It J Glass

6 7ft 6 '•‘ft Rut well

5 4‘ 4 5 ft Davenp’t

7 Lizzie Fla I, Nat It.. John Dillon
10 Rallacalla. C! assize a dor. Dr. Koch
s Pritua*. Merry Man, ClassLeader
Sanguine. Miss Ah-rt. Home Run.
Taltoo. Imitator. Nethermost.
L.ofLangden, O.Marg’rite.St. Joseph

SIXTH RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (I
>Y IRMA. b. f. 4 110 By Semproniu

LADY IRMA. b. f. 4

89839 Toronto 3-4 1:1
:

89**29 Jacks’ ville 3-4 1:1
8946*2 Jacks’ville 5ft f 1:(
88949 Jacks' vi lie 3-4 1:1
88812 Jacks’ vi lie 3-4 1:1
LIGHT WOOL. ch. h. €
9W31 M«*ntr*iil 3-4 1 ::

83**46 Hamilton 1 1-16 1:4

82643 Montreal 3 1:4

82438 Montreal 7-8 1:!!

81865 Toronto lm7Gy 3:4

81083 S. Anita 11:1
GRIMALDI, b. g 6
9u**oi Montreal 2 4 1:1
78947 Savannah 6- f 1:*.

78**77 Pimlico 3-4 1:1

COONEY K b. g. 6
K«360 Piuilico 5-4 1: !
SM*1 Pimlico 5 4 1:1
89* *30 Jacks’ ville 2-4 1:1
88978 Jacks’ville 3-4 1:1
88912 Jacks’ ville 3-4 1:1
88867 Jacks’ville 3-4 1:1
ZACATECAE br. c. 3
9MD1 M »ntr« al 2 11:1
89819 Toronto 5-4 1:1
893X9 Jxxington 2-4 1:1
6x47>5 Jacks’ville 2-4 1:1
88355 Jacks' ville 5-8 1 :(
88-54 Jacks' ville 3-4 1:1
87512 Jacks’ ville 2-4 1:1
87479 Jacks’ville 5ft f 1:C
BIGHT, b. g 4
R1*9iT Montreal 7-8 1:5

89X39 Toronto 3-4 1:1

X973K Toronto 3-4 1:1

86246 iAlonia 3-4 1:1

15805 Windsor 2-4 1:1

85764 Windsor 5ft f 1:(

COMPTON b. c, 3
j*ir»2x Montreal 7-8 1:3

X99X1 Montreal 1 1:4

X9H9 Toronto 2-4 1:1

89791 Toronto 1 1:4

80432 Pimlico 1 1:4

8936*i Pimlico 3-4 1:1

Kir'S 1 Pimlico 1 1:4

P0C0TALIG0. br. c. 4
9 •<*47 Motitrtal 1 1:4

9*x»31 Montreal 2 4 1 :5

89X39 Toronto 3 4 1:1

89736 Toronto 3-4 1:1

fast 2 1**6 5

slow 12 lit :•

i fast 4ft 1114
1 fast 8-5 110 1
t fast 10 110 6

! fast 7 110 2

19ft hvy 75 1

28 go«xJ 1 2 1

13£ fast 30 J

]

16 slow 15 1

19* hvy 4 ]

12| fast 4ft

13 fast 7 ]

13* fast 6 !

13ft fast 13-6 1

1

19* hvy 5 ]

13* good 7

14ft fast 17-20 1
143 fast 3-5 :

m hvy 4 :

17* hvy 6 ]

13* fast 3ft

08ft fast 11-20 :

1

27 slow 20 ]

15 fast 30 ]

13 fast 30 ]

15* fast 3*i

17 hvy 4ft

06ft fast 20

108

hvy 5 1**2 2

hvy 10 Ho 4
fast 75 1**7 11

fast 100 110 7

By Sempronius — Lady Balgowan (S. A. Clopton).

6ft xft J Henry 12 S. Rentier, Stafford. K. of Yolo.

7 6® J Henry p» J. Griffin!!.. JackAtkin. JWdroit.

4 4* Troxler 4 Kthon. Fly. Foot steps. Eyebrlght

2 1 3 2 Troxler B StrikeOut, St. Jeanne. L’t Knight

4‘ 4°ft Troxler B Kthon. Hoffman. Eye White.

3 1 3 5 ft J Henry 6 Toisond’Or. T. McGrath. B.Bard.

By Woclsthorpe — Aluminum (R. L. Thomas).

2 4 1" Palms H M. on the Floss. Ethou.pceotuligo

5 l " 5 ,6 lRettig Creel, (’ave Adsuni. Gold Note.

2* 2 3 Rettig Piute. Jeanette M.

2* 3® Rettig Chief Hayes. Stanley Far. Purslane
6 a 6 ,, |Retttg Hanhridge. Ontario. Reldmoore.

8 1 9 1 * C H Shll’gGreen Seal. Glorio. Edwin T. Fryer
By Disguise — Calico (W. H Moffitt).

3‘1 5“ . Holmes U JaneS wi ft. S. Rentier. Chep<»ntue
3 IS Brussel 4 J’gcDundon, Redemption. VirgilT
2ft 3 s ft Brussel 11 Sal Volatile, Edgely, Baby Willie.

By Benator McCarren — Campania (John Burttschell).
4 1 ? 5 s * I*ease 7 Kthon. Kyle. Sal Volatile.

8 8 ,7 |Ste!nli’dt B* HoraceE., Stargowan, Chepontue

2 4 2 2 Pease K C.Aslimeade, Oimel, J. Henderson

4ft 5 j Pease 7 Home Run, Pocomoke. Camel.

6 5 2 j Pease K Sey.Beutler, Jane Swift. Camel.

5 2 5 2 i Ganz 6 Ida D.. Pocomoke. Home Run.

By Mexican — Soncy Lass (P. M. Civill ) .

5j 6 iW il pton U JaneS wi ft, S.Beutler. Chepontue

7 7- A Davis 7 4)rbedLad. Spellbound, F. Square.

7 7 14 ftJ Howard 7 A.theGreat. S. Actor, Alchemist.
I s l 3 \ Powers 7 SfarlK*ard. Abrasion. Polly Lee.
2~ 2* Nicol 6 (’arroll. Frank Purcell, St. Regis

1 l 2 ft V Powers 7 Kid. Howdy Howdy, Lucetta.

5ft 6 ;2 ftJ Howard B Anavri. Grandissimo, Abrasion.
Ink 2 nk J Howard 8 AmandaLee. C.Beachey, Scruples

By Gcrolstein — Optic fMrs. G. Little).

_ 2 A l l Don 14 Grania. Sliapdale. Darknlght.

U i: ; ’ l*"!. - Beutler, Stafford, K. of Yolo.

6 5 r - Don 8 Tlieo t ook, Spellliound, Vreeland

6- €'i Ganz Dargin. Fireball. Youthful.

Ci C* Davenp’t La Salle. Patriot. Alice Mack.

G s G°ft W AndressKingAvondale. LoyalMnhl. Jacobite.
By Ingoldsby — Country Fiaud *A. G. Weston).

::‘ft Goldstein 7. J.H.H’ion. D.Macd’ald. Fearn’tll

4’ ■ * Hinch’fi *: .^ir Kdwaid. Jo*' Uom*. Grania.

6- 5 T i Steinh’dt 7 Orbed Lad. S|tellhouud. F. Square.

1* 9®i Hinch’fe 11 Merman, C.Ashm de. Responsful

1 Dug 4 A) Imei tl ton The Mouk

60 6*5 G Istein 7 Etbon Kyh . Sal \ oUlih

5 1 • ft Iliii: h’fe S Dalhousie. Tasteful. Wenna.

By Mexican — Star Dreamer (J. C. Rous, Jr.).

1 j" IVase 5 Niblick, olive Fh Bright Start

4 V Goldstein N I.. Woo!. M. on the Floss. Ktlioli.

9 9'i '] Chandh-rPJ S Rentier. Stafford. K. of Yolo.

7 8 16 T Chandler b Then Cook, Spellbound, Vreeland

MON AMI. b. g, 3

9(8)50 Montreal 3-4 1
900**1 Montreal 3 4 1
89435 Pimlico 3-4 1
89355 Pimlico 3-4 1
89230 Pimlico 3-4 1
88740 Jamestown 5J f 1
88557 Jacks’ ville 5ft f 1
SS521 Jacks’ville 3-4 1
RUBLE, ch. c. 4
90031 Montreal 3-4 I
89947 Montreal 1 1-8 2
89284 Pimlico 7-8 1
89211 Pimlico 3-4 1
89179 Pimlico 7-8 1
S9158 Pimlico 6ft f 1
89126 Pimlico 11

SILK HOSE. b. f, 4
89977 Montreal 1 1
89923 Montreal 118 1
85504 Hamilton 7 8 1
85364 Hamilton 1 1 16 1
85259 Hamilton 7-X 1
85215 Hamilton 1 1
BAMBRO, ch. g, 5
77237 Lexington 3-4 1
77179 l^oxington 3-4 1

hvy

6

2

1

1

1

1= O’t’onnor

7

hvy

30

m

X

S

8

4=

4’*ft O’t’ounor

»

fast

4*)

S5

10

10

10

10

10"* T Davis

13

slow

20

97

3

3

4

4ft

8 ,e Ramsey

!>

slow

10

103

5

0

7

9

9 32 Sh’ maker

9

fast

40

89

4

1

1

2ft

3 3 J A Burton

5

fast

15

106

4

5

5

3‘

3 s ft J Wilson

14

fast

10

104

7

5

2

1»

l«ft J Wilson

8

By Boanerges — Bettie Barry (P. M. Walker).

1= O’Connor 7 Ed Keck. Judge Lassing. Kid.

21 hvy 10
03 f. hvy 9
30ft fast 15
20* hvy 15
39* hvy 2ft
14* hvy 4ft
51 hvy 5

49* hvy 10
:53* sjow 100
26* fast 60
47* fast 3*)
27 fast 15
41 fast 75

142 fast S5
15 fast 65

120

110 5 4

140 3 1 1
143. 5 6 6
1**9 1 2

118 1 1 1
146 4 2

109 3 3 1
108

104 3 4 6
112 6 10 10
109 7 9 10
103 4 3 4

Bv Ben Strome — Rupee (K. T. Dawes).

6*ft 7 ,r * Upton K Light Wool. M.ootlieKlosx. Ethou

3 3 2, ftMr G Kn’t :: Duke of Roanoke. Rio Grande.

5 2 5‘" Mr L C’n’r ♦» Miss Popular. Sal Volatile. Ontario

4 4 s i W R W’k’r 4 Takahira. Starh**ttle. Reybourn.

1« 1* E Dugan 7 CountyFair. K. Rogers. Aphrmlito
3 4 3'i Mr D Pons 5 Patriot. RaeingBell. M. Popular.
3® 3* Moss 5 D. Knight. Apologiae.P.&Needlea

Bv Watercress — Hosiery (W. J. Shaughn«3sy).

6 6-‘ H Pease 7 Adoration, Busy. Auluiuu King.

10 in 44 Pease 10 Dalhousie. Don Antonio. CliierKee

9= 9"2T GhandlerSinfran. Elgin. Gen. Marehm«nt.

6ft T J T Chandler* Ko-o. Night Mist. Dorothy Webb.
7 2 6 7 ft Mentry L*\al Maid. Soil. Sister I’hvllls.

8 Jl 22 J Wilson Mazuina. Goes Fast. J**e Rose.

By Alvcscot — Irene (M. C. Pritchard).

4 ft 5 ft Pickens 9 A I Muller. Financier. Raconteur.

7- 8* W Cole 12 Natasha, I.a*ly Ethel, Barusdale.

SEVENTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. 3-ycar-olds and upward. Allowances. (KI3C9 — 1:12% — 4 — li!*>. I

JACK DENNERLEN, br. c, 3

9<*0*>L Montreal 3-4 1:19* hvy
88811) Jacks’ville 5-8 1:01 fast
88679 Jacks’ville 5ft f 1:07* fast
88548 Tampa 7-8 1 :31* slow

SS427 Tampa 3-4 1:17* slow
K» Tampa 5ft f 1:10* slow
COPPER PRINCESS, ch. f, 4
90050 Montreal 3-4 1:18ft hvv
89920 Montreal 3-4 1 :13* slow'
84608 Montreal 3-4 1:16* good
AUTUMN KING, br. g. 6
90032 Montreal 1 3-16 2:H>ft hvy
89977 Montreal 1 1 :4*Jg hvy
83755 Ft. Erie 1 3-16 1 :59| fast
83665 Ft. Erie 1 3-16 2:08? hvy

4 Tln«oCook, C.Ormsby, J. Reardon
!<► RedRiver, Plaudmore, El tin Beau

6 J. Reardon, J.Griffinll., Spellh’ud

7 Orhedl^ad. Spellbound. F. Square.
10 I X) ve tie, Red River. Ellin Beau
10 J.Griffinll.. J. At kin, ElflnBeau.
Galvesea. Grandissimo. Fulfill.

G. M. Miller. Omlcron. Don Diaz.
•Souveraine (P. T. Chinn).

83665 Ft. Erie
83448 Ft. Erie 1 3-8 2:22* good
83383 Ft. Erie 1 1-4 2:17g hvy
VICTORIA, b. g, 7

89922 Montreal 1 1:46* slow

84708 Montreal 1 1:47ft fast
82577 Montreal 1 1 :49 good
SOLLY M„ b. h. 6

90032 Montreal 1 3-16 2:10ft hvy
89977 Montreal 1 l:49j{ hvy

89925 Montreal 1 1:42ft slow

71366 Latonia 1 1:42 fast

STAR EMBLEM, b. g, 5

89977 Montreal 1 1:492 hvy

89926 Montreal 7-8 1:27 slow
84869 Montreal 1 1:46* hvy
84711 Montreal 3-4 1:16ft slow
JOHN C. RICE, ch. g. 5

79350 Oakland 3-4 1:161 slop
79201 Oakland 3-4 1:15* mud
NATHAN HALE, ch. g. 8
89977 Montreal 1 1:49? hvy
82436 Montreal 7-8 1:28* fast
63069 G’vesend 1 1-16 1:52 slow'
KERNOCHAN, b. h, 6
89996 Montreal 3-4 l :20ft hvy
69316 G’vesend 1 1-16 l:4Sg fast
€8X40 G’vesend Ab3-4 1:12 slow
SILK HOSE. b. f, 4
89977 Montreal 1 1:493 hvy

89923 Montreal 1 1-8 1 :53* slow
85504 Hamilton 7-8 1:263 fast
85364 Hamilton 1 1-16 1:47* fast
85259 Hamilton 7-8 1:27 fast
85215 Hamilton 1 1 :41 fast
CAROLINA, b. m. 8

X9996 Montreal 3-4 1:20ft hvy
89926 Montreal 7-8 1:27 slow
8569S Windsor 1 1:42ft fast

73 71.-. Ramsey 10 Dalltousie. DonAntonio, (’liiefKec
3'ft 4=2 Taplin 11 Merman, Col.Ashin’de, It’ ponsful
•ped. V Powers lo F. Louise. AmandaLee. Ant. Bose.
411k 321 v Powers f> Ker. Cecilian, Abrasion. PollyLee
5‘ 7 a V Powers 7 I»thario. Carroll, Al. the Great.
2» 2“ b Nicol 8 Grandissimo. MissSly. F. Purcell.

By Scintillant II. — Sena Royal (P. M. Walker).

4"' 4*1 IPeliffe 5 J.H.IFgliton. B.Macd’ld, C’pton
2 3 7 6 J Musgr’ve Bauives. Broadsword. Dorando D.

6 2 8 7 ft Mentry Banives. Autumn Girl. SHewfoot.

3 2 3 2 ft Mentry I'ulka. Banives. Merman.

3 2 4 2 | Ganz Merman, Hedge Rose. Don Diaz.

1* 2® Mentry Merman. Banives. Detroit.

3* l h Mentry Pulka, Judge Lassing, Merman.

By Macy — Manettie (P. J. Malone).

6 3 5 4 G Burns 11 Merman. Col. Ashm’dc, R’pousful

l 3 2ft Hamm’d G I). Strome. Mugwump, T. Thorn.

2ft 1 'ft Ganz 11 M.J. Whalen, K. Queen, Universe.

4* 4 4 ft J Deav’p’t 8 Sticker, FirstPremium, Ten Paces

6* 6 S J Ganz 12 C.Ashrneade. Ant. Rose. B.Mawr.

31 2nk (j} Burns 7 Zymole, Ten Paces, Sticker.

By Golden Maxim — Balzane (F. Rose).

4* 4 ,7 ftPk*ss 7 (’.Ashmeade. Sliapdale, Oeeid’tal

2ft 3* ft Ploss 7 Ragman, Chepontue, Aylmer.

12 12 25 Ploss 12 S. Beutler. Stafford, K.' of Tolo.

3ft 3 4 ft Ploss 8 Indian Maid. Sotemia. Semele.

2 b 3*ft McCahey 7 Apologize, L.ofLangden. Merman

3 4 1ft L McCabe 6 Wwlcasta. Rac.Bell. B. Kingston

3 4 3 2 2 Steinh’dt 4 Reybourn. G. M. Miller. St. Abe.

By Farandole — Lady Galopin (G. H. Whitney).

3* 2 3 J Ik-av’p’t 7 B’ghtStart. D**vanson, GiddyGirl

4® 3'° J Howard G B. Kingston. J. Lassing. MarionC.

5 2 3 8 J Howard 12 .1. Reardon. Searchlight, C. Valley

2‘ft 2ft V Powers 14 Dodson, Zalira. Edna Stewart.

2‘J 2 l A Walsh 12 Broadway Boy, Sigo, Zalira.

105

12 I**) 3

20 117 2

40 100 3

8-5 101 4
2ft 104 4
2) 102 3

107

2ft l*d 6
150 84 6

50 105 3

110

40 102 5

» m 1

20 m 1

6 109 7

20 100 1

10 99 3

113

11-5 119 1

2 116 1

6 119 2

113

60 100 6

m 107 5

100 113ft 4
4 101 3

110

15 M» I

30 108 9

3ft 106 6

20 98 6

110

12 101 11

13 m 1

105

30 104 7

40 113 4

16-5 109 1

105

30 114 6

30 86 10 1

20 110 15

107

10 104 3

100 112 6 1

60 109 7

30 103 4

15 1*(8 2

75 97 5

103

25 105 7

100 103 12 1

60 102 9

By Sorcerer — Julia Arthur (K. T. Dawes).

9 9 4 Taplin !) Jam-Swift. S.Beutler, Chepontnc

6ft 6«‘ftF Jackson 7 F.Squir’l. F.F’tsteps, A.theGreat
4ft 4 3 T Koerncr G ('arroll. J. Cahiniss. Strike Out.

2h 3 7 T Ktx-rner 5 I*. Queen. JiftR.HIiMlno, 4. Hen’ son

1*» l" b F Jackson 4 La R. Hindoo. . Klizabethan.Ceaser

lft l 1 T Koerncr 5 LaR. Hindoo. LaSalle. 1.1*. Diggs.

By Montana — Sister Warwick (F. McBride).

7 7 43 Hamm’d 7 MonAmi. EdKeck. JmlgeLasslng

6 6 17 Phair . G John Reardon. Detroit. J.GrilffulI

10ft 10 ,8 iH’clilTe Adoration. Martha Jane. Silk Ilu.-e.
By Ingoldsby — Marie Shanklin (J. Cannon).

6 6 37 J Deav’p’t G Orcagna. Itio Grande. Occidental

4* 3 ,3 ftJ Deav’p’t 7 Adoration. Busy, Star Emblem.
6ft 6 7 2 J Reid Flora Riley. Doubt. Bean Rrummcl

5-o 5'* F Burton Malediction. Gilvedear. Elgin.

2ft 3 2 Paul Red Hussar. Doubt. Malediction.

2 l 3 3 i Paul Roseboro. Malediction. On. Message

By Governor Russell — Java (D. Brown).

2" 2 :! Palms 4 Li rente. Kilo watt. Imogen**.

4 , *°3 7 Trueman M’lie Lady of Mercia. Okis. Zetha.
I 4 l 4 Harty S S. B.. Okis. Zetha.

By Griffon — Broken Vows (T. Dwyer).

4 1 '• 4-' ; O’Connor G Orcagna, Rio Grande, Occidental

5 3 f» 2 ‘ Ramsey 7 Adoration, Busy, Autumn King.

7 7 23 Knight 7 Ragman. Cliopontuc, T.G.But’fly

6* 4 8 ft Boadwee 1.*! Rose of Pink. Voting. Ingenue.

By Star Ruby — Lady Lucan (Mount Royal Stable).

3*" 4" 8 J Davis 7 Adoration. Busy. Autumn King.
It ll 20 S J Davis 14 Grania, Shapdale. Sight.

6 5‘ 2 1S J Davis Silkllose. MarthaJam*. Colored Lady
1*« 2J S J Davis SnowRall. SallyPreston. Dareingtou

By Ranald — Trouba (K. T. Dawes).

9 9'° D McC’thyll Geu.Haley. VonTromp. Wilinore.

10 10 2 ‘ Buxton 11 BillyMyer. G. Russell. Exebeifuer.
By Pontiac — Anisette (A. S. Ivca).

7 7 r,s Dimond 7 Adoratiou, Busy. Autumn King.
7 5 7 22 J Howard 8 Tremargo. SallyCnhen. Aniri.

lft Shaw 0 Single Shot. Saylor, Bluestone.

By Bridgewater — Cambria (J. Lowe).

6 1 " 7‘ 3 f Knight 7 B.Start. If. Hut eh Ison. lH*vanson
10‘«10 10 Fox 11 Bright B»*y. Clolsteress. R. lien.

14 14 J Martin 18 Hickory, Grimaldi. L. of Laugdcu
By Watercress — Hcsicry (W. J. Shaughnessy ) .

6 6-’* Pease 7 Adoration. Busy. Autumn King.

10 10" Pease 1*> Ibillmusic. DonAntonio. ChiefKee.

9- 9"2T * *handlerSlnfran. Elgin. (Jen. Marehniont.

6.‘. 7® T ChandIerOt«*go. Night Mist. Dorothy Webb.

7- 6*. ft Mentry Loyal Maid. Soil. Sister Phyllis.

8 8 J2 J Wilson Mazuma. Goes Fast. Jo*- Rose.

By Galore — Active (A. Bulcroft).

7 6-' n ftS J Davis 7 B.Start. H. Hutchison. Devanson
1.3 13 32 Hamci'd 14 Grania. Sliapdale. Sight.

10 ,o 10 2 * Deverich Chicosa. Oquetos. Allonby.

EIGHTH RACE — 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (77023— -1:38% — 3 — 100.)

ETHON. b. h. 6

9**131 Montreal 3-4 1:21 hvy 4-;

81)817 Toronto 1 1:41* good 11

89407 Pimlico 3-4 1:13ft fast 16

89.360 Pimlico 3-4 1:16 slow 9-1

89306 Pimlico 3-4 1:13* fast 3

89212 Pimlico 1 1:49 hvy 1

89029 Jacks’ville 3-4 1:11* fast 2

TOE ROSE. blk. c. 4

89981 Montreal 1 1:48* hvy 7

89925 Montreal 1 slow 12

89795 Toronto 1 1-16 1:47* fast 2

89690 Toronto 1 1-16 1 :49* slow 2

89063 Aqueduct 1 1:44 mud 16

887S9 Jamestown 1 1:41* slow 7-i

SHAPDALE. ch. g. 4

89982 Montreal 1 1:48 hvy 6

89926 Montreal 7-8 1 :27 slow 7

89820 Toronto 1 1-16 l:1Sft good 6

89714 Toronto 1 1-16 1 :50 fast 5

89115 Lex’gton lm20y 1:42 fast 25

COLONEL ASHMEADE. b. g. 3
89982 Montreal 1 1 :4S hvy 13

89791 Toronto 1 l:41g fast 9-2

89694 Toronto 1 1-16 1:50? slow 4ft

890.30 Jacks’ ville 3-4 1:12* fast 2

8X782 Jacks’ville 3-4 1 :13ft fast 7-1

88642 Jacks’ville 3-4 1:13ft fast 12

MERMAN, ch. g, 3

90051 Montreal 1 1-S 2:(H»ft hvy 4

99325 Montreal 1 1 :42ft slow 15

89791 Toronto 1 l:11j{ fast 5

89769 Toronto 1 1-16 1:48 fast 5

89715 Toronto 1 1 16 1:50 slow 11

OCCIDENTAL, ch. f. 4

90932 Montreal 1 3-16 2:10ft hvy 8

899X2 Montreal 1 1:48 hvy 6

899X2 Montreal 1

89926 Montreal 7 S

89769 Toronto 11-16
89*215 Pimlico 1 1-16
RADATION. b. g, 3
9u*mm Montreal 1 i s
89951 Montreal 1 1-S
898 F, Toronto 1 1 Mi
99744 Toronto 1116
89201 Aqueduct 3-1
89121 Aqueduct 1
LAWTON WIGGINS
X*»95u Montreal 3 1

8.3598 Empire 1

83452 Empire 1

7 S 1:27 slow
1 1-16 1:48 fast :

107

4 5 115 7

11-5 122 3
16-5 124 <
9-10 123 7
3 118 1

1 IIS 1

2 118 3

104

7 105 4

12 109 7

2 104 1 1

2 107 7

16-5 110 3
7-5 108 2
100

6 9!) 3

7 1**6 11

6 107 6

5 121 1

25 107 9

87

13-o SI 1

4ft 84 1

2 86 1

7-10 109 1

12 101 1

88

4 si 2

15 89 1

5 92 1

5 1«*S 6

11-5 88 2

98

8 105 2

6 97 2

83145 Sheepshead
82936 Sheepshead
NIBLICK, ch. g.
90047 Montreal
S99X! Montreal
89310 Pimlico
89230 Pimlico
89127 Pimlico
88207 Juarez
88111 Juarez

1:56 hvy

20

107

5

2

4

4

4 4 4"! McCahey

2:03* hvy

4ft

84

97

3

4

1

3

By Radford — 1

3* 2* Taplin

2:»X1 hvy

X

99

5

3

5

4

4* 4’ C. Taplin

1 : txft fast

12

M

6

2

4

4

3' 2- Taplin

1 :5n fast

3

105

7

6

5

5

3 4 3* Taplin

1:15 goiK]

30

103

3

7

6

5- 6™ Tatdin

1:40* fast

7

85

3

4

4

4

5 5 1 * 4 Van B’ot<

, br. c. 4

1:15ft hvy

1O0

110

112

8

7

7

By Planudes — ]

7 6 23 i Holmes

1 : toft fast

3

105

1

4

3

2

2*ft 2 3 l^utwell

1:41 fast

3ft

m

3

4

4

4

3*1 3« Butwcll

1:20 fast

6 5

124

5

4

2

I 4 ! lft Butwell

1 1:39* fast
1 1 :39ft fast

8

1 1:46 hvy
1 1:18* hvy
1 1:41* fast
3 I 1:18* slow
3 I 1 hvy
1 1:40 fast
7 8 1 :26ft fast

12-5 106 7

8 MS 8

108

8 107 1

10 107 6

50 107 2

60 119 1

SO 107 13

12 105 4

20 107 1

By Intrusive — Charm (J. C. Sturgis).

5 1 J"* G Burns S L.Wool. M. out. Floss, Pocotsligo

3ft 4 3 3 G Burns 4 The o Cook. L’yKsthcr. I'laudmore

3 3 3'! Goldstein G TimPippin. Pantoufle. Stan. Fay.

3 5 1= Moss 7 Kyle*. Sal Volatile. I.a R. Hindt*o.

7 4 3-’ft W R W’k’rB* Priseiliian, Pantoufle. Medallion.

I 3 l 3 S Davis •> Chepontue. M* > dalli<*n.

2 4 l 3 Moss 4 F. Footsteps. Eyebrlght. L. Irma.

By Bannockburn — Ameliana (E. George).

2 1 .'. 2- O’Connor G Sir Edward. Grania. Niblick.

6 12 6 13 Adams 7 Ragman. Cliepontue. T.G.Biit’tly

6 h 4 5 G Burns 11 Cruched’Or. C.Ormshy. M. Angelo
7'ft 8 :, J Musgr’ve 0 Ragman. Fulfill. Glimmer.

2ft 3® Musgr’ve 5 Font, The Peer. Kadzu.

2‘ft 11 Musgrave 5 TbeG. Butterfly. Otiio. Crossover
By Shapfell — Cloverdale II. (P. M. Civill).

2* 2‘ft O'(’onnor 7 C.Ashm’de. Oeeid’tal. T.G.But’fly
4" b 2 1 Musgrave 14 Grania. Sight. Darknigiit.

5* 6 : " Upton K Rifleman. Mer.Glft. It«*b’ K'ooper

2 3 2 3 Upton 7 C.Ormshy. Radation. Octopus.

6 8 6° ft J Howard IO Grc*nt Jubilee. Cowdin. Solicitor.

By Sain — Antipode (R. D. Williams).

I 3 ]*ft A«lums 7 Shap<lale, Oe’dental. T.G.But’fly.

1- 2 b Adams 11 Merman. Responsful. 'Sou.

I'J.V* Adams 11 Rio(»rande. Merman. R. ('• toper.

1» l 2 Adams S Cooney K.. Camel. J. Henderson.

I s 1‘ Adams 14 Tempter. Uralla. Dletbui.

I I l 3 Adams 12 AutumnRor-e. Ibd.Mawr, M. Loris.

By Fatherless — Mermaid (W. Shields).

3 S'-’IPhair ’t Collis Ormsby. ('bf“|HHitne.

51 5 7 Phair • 7 Ragman. Che|M»ntuc. T.G.But’fly
4ft 1 b Steinh'dt 11 Col. Ashmeade. R«>sponsful. S«»u.

4'ft 2 • ft Steinh’dt 11 Montclair. Hooray. (’. B**aeh«*y.

4‘ 3'ft Steinh’dt G M.P« pular. C.Beachey, Ban. Boh.

By Montana — Lisanno (J. W. Healey).

3 s 3 IH llineh’te G Orcagna. Rio Grande. Solly M.
3* 3*ft Ramsey 7 C.Aslnn’de. ShapiIale.T.G.But’fly
6‘ft 5*4 J Deav’p’t 14 Granin. Shapdale. Sight.

6ft 6 71 , Phair 11 Montclair. Merman, H**oray.

4 4 4®! McCahey 8 Goleonda, Plant! and. Havre.

By Radford — Miss Matthews (R. J. Mackenzie*.
ok oi Taplin .3 Darknigiit. Elgin. Bann«M*k B**l*.

4* 4 ! ‘ftTa]*lin G Orcagna. Hooray. Aylmer.

,3' 2- Tat>lin G G’t Jubilee. Hiek’yStiek. Octopus.

.3* 3* Taplin 7 Col.Oriusby. Shapdale. OHiijmis.

5- 6®S Tatdin 7 Duff care. S«*pulveda. Responsful.

6-’ :: ftl lolines 10 RedRiver. Plaudmore. ElflnBeau
2 3 But well IlillTop. T.Garilener. High Range.
I 1 ! 3‘ Butwcll Arcite. Bellwether. Zienap.

I'ft lft Butwetl Tnkahira. Spellbound, Tony Bonero.
I b 2 b But well Hill Top. TwillghtQueen. Blackford.

>» 5 3 ft Butwell Sir John Jonnson. Cohort. Dreamer.

By St. Gatien — Braw Lass (G. A. Tacot).

2 4 2* ; Goldstein

6 4' 3 S J Davis

8 7 ,n Fuerst

7“ 7' 4 Simmons
13* *1I* 2 4 Fuerst

7 5 4 Gailgel

4‘ 3‘ D Austin

5 Poeotallgo. oliveEly. Briglitstart
G Sir Eriward. .!••** Rose. Grania.

8 Anna L. Daley. EsHuin. F.l Oro.
!> Wenna. Kyle. Jennie Wells.

14 Takahira. Stargowan. Havre.

7 Plume. I.ista. Gerrymander.

8 Kopek. Torn Franks. Lists.

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